Martha, I'm not sure what situation is causing you so much consternation. However, I can say that there is no mandate to fix the things that are identified as db_errors. Those messages are intended to help us improve our genealogy and our ancestors' profiles.
Most of the items reported in the "error report" for your user ID are editorial items (for example, "Uncleaned profile after merge"). If you don't understand the editorial issues, don't worry about them.
A few of the errors are related to a possible mistake in the genealogy -- something most of us want to be alerted to, although they can be hard to correct, especially when the problem is in some other contributor's data from an unknown source. One example of a possible mistake is "Mother was dead before birth." That may indicate a typo in a date, or possibly someone assigned the wrong mother to a child. Or maybe the mother died in connection with childbirth and the computer algorithm compared the child's birthdate and death date and concluded she died before the birth. (I've seen that happen when there is a date certain for the child's birth, such as March 1, 1820, and the mother's death date is only a year, such as 1820.)
