An 81-year-old woman in Callao, Peru, has been waiting for gallbladder surgery at the Leonardo Barton Hospital for three months. She initially sought medical attention in May and was quickly diagnosed with gallstones requiring surgical intervention. Despite the urgent medical need, hospital authorities have yet to schedule the necessary operation. The patient remains in a state of prolonged wait, raising concerns about potential complications due to the delay. This case highlights potential issues with healthcare access and scheduling within the Peruvian public health system. Advocates are calling for expedited attention to the woman's case and a review of hospital procedures to prevent similar situations. The lack of timely intervention is causing distress for the patient and her family.