A Saipan resident who filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against a former Hawaii-based doctor for alleged negligence in exercising due care and follow-up care in her breasts' reconstructive surgery has decided to drop the lawsuit.

Mary Anne Stewart filed on Friday before the U.S. District Court a motion to dismiss her lawsuit against Dr. Barbara Honnebier and Pacific Institute of Human Resources LLC.

Stewart asked the federal court to dismiss the entire lawsuit with prejudice or finality. She did not state a reason for dropping the case.

Mary Anne E. Stewart sued Dr. Honnebier and her Pacific Institute of Human Restoration LLC, five unnamed health care organizations, and five unnamed persons.

Stewart filed the lawsuit in April 2009. She asked the court to order the defendants to pay her damages and court costs. She filed the lawsuit without a lawyer.

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