I was judged by the 4-day Kansas evaluation to be delusional because I said I was abused. After I was suspended and my practice was destroyed, I lost BOTH legs, even though I am not diabetic and never smoked and ran 30k miles. My abuse caused me to lose both legs. It breaks my heart to see abused high school students commit suicide because their abuse is ignored. It is too late to help me. We need to help others. Thank God for Dr Manion
At last! I doubt the DOJ has any idea of the horrors they will discover. Meanwhile, physician's records are probably undergoing a white washing. Clearly, it is time to tell our stories.
I was judged by the 4-day Kansas evaluation to be delusional because I said I was abused. After I was suspended and my practice was destroyed, I lost BOTH legs, even though I am not diabetic and never smoked and ran 30k miles. My abuse caused me to lose both legs. It breaks my heart to see abused high school students commit suicide because their abuse is ignored. It is too late to help me. We need to help others. Thank God for Dr Manion
At last! I doubt the DOJ has any idea of the horrors they will discover. Meanwhile, physician's records are probably undergoing a white washing. Clearly, it is time to tell our stories.
Thanks for this valuable information.
So glad to see state medical boards being held accountable for their discriminatory decisions against physicians.
Wow! A faint glimmer of hope to end the insanity of functioning as a doctor in the now destroyed abusive health care system