Can the filing of a claim(s) in an Amended Complaint serve as Notice characteristic of State and Federal Rules and Civil Procedures' Rule 15(c) Notice?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED : ; The Medical Maipractice Amendment Act of 2006 makes a distinction between D.C. Code § . : 16-2802 and D.C. Code § 16-2804. Under D.C. Code § 16-2804, the 90 day pre-Notice of D.C. Code § 16-2802 is inapplicable; and the form of words change in D.C. Code § 16-2804(a)(2) | ; and (3) based on the Medical Malpractice Amendment Act of 2006. In the Interests of Justice, can the filing of a claim(s) in an Amended Complaint serve as Notice characteristic of State and Federal Rules and Civil Procedures’ Rule 15(c) Notice? Within my Petition for Rehearing En Banc, which was denied on May 6, 2019,] made it known that under certain circumstances, I had difficulty in reading, comprehending, and retaining : information, also mental blocks adversely affecting my pursuits of Justice caused by a childhood event, which was in Court records. In this Case, factoring that Rehearing En Banc was denied by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, does the Interests of Justice dictate . Tolling the Statute of Limitations? , 1 INDEX TO APPENDICES