Decent Doctors
I
was thinking of various doctors I have seen in my life beginning
before the age of ten. Dr. Sydney P. was first and a most excellent
doctor. If you've seen Ken Burns documentary, ''The War'', you've
seen him as he was in three episodes. I was tickled to see him again
with his sense of humor and the tale of how a WW2 marine island
hopper became a doctor. Although not said by him, it didn't take a
rocket scientist to understand the motivation was simple human
compassion. I'd seen the same thing in two very excellent surgeons,
both vets of the Korean conflict.
The
next docs were when I was in college and came with the company that
employed me, Northrop Page Communications Engineers. Not much need
for ''doctoring'', teens are bullet-proof! Yeah. Right. In my second
year, I was working 30 hour weeks, taking 23 credit-hour quarters
including calculus, chemistry, programming, and engineering graphics.
One day at work, I suddenly found it very difficult to breathe and
had a blinding pain in my left chest. Not good at all. The guys
quickly hauled me over to the clinic where a young doc promptly
diagnosed the problem as a precordial catch syndrome, quite common in
ectomorphic starving students! I can only imagine the misery and
expense, insurance or not, that I would have gone through if a lesser
doctor had been in attendance. The cure? Slow down. Quit burning the
candle at both ends and the middle. Worked fine. There were several
other med problems over the years, all resolved and my confidence in
the docs was 100%.
I
moved to Silicon Valley (San Francisco) in late 1970 and, of course
being 20, needed no doctor! Dr. Carlos P. was our company doc and was
exceptionally good but I'm biased. He had been an F-86 pilot during
Korea and instead of dog-eared 3 year old Good Housekeeping and
Family Circles, he had the latest Aviation Week and Flying mags in
his waiting room. Since childhood, I had been flying with my charter
pilot/flight instructor/barn stormer father and I approved! During my
time in California, he treated a broken knee, a broken coccyx (hey
y'all, watch this! ;-), and a badly infected right arm. All tended
with skill and knowledge.
My
new wife and self moved to Lake City under a one year contract to
assist in the design and development of the Veterans Administration
Center for Endoscopic Programs (VACEP). Wound staying a wee bit
longer! Our doctor was Richard W., an excellent family doctor, even
delivered our first son. Our medical needs were those of a typical
young family with the exception of me. I needed the usual for a
little broken this, sprained that, a stitch or 20 now and then...
Ever wonder why women outlive men?!
Took
a 2 year hiatus in 1985 to work at Sandia National Laboratories in
Albuquerque, New Mexico returning after a trio of our illegal alien
brothers fractured my skull, broke my neck in 2 places, broke my
right wrist, hyper-extended my left wrist, broke my left shoulder
joint and scapula, and gouged out my left eye. I loved the lab and
the work, however Albuquerque wasn't very family friendly. If you've
been reading the news lately, New Mexico is rated the most
crime-ridden state with Albuquerque having 16 times the violent crime
rate of NYC! Sounds like they've improved since my time there..
You
would think I'd have a doctor story or two after that. Unfortunately
the skull fracture caused a lot of brain swelling and all I recall
was a tremendous amount of pain that seemingly took forever to go
away. Actually the pain never went completely away and for the first
time in my life I began having headaches including migraines. It's
really no surprise that I've wound up with a brain aneurysm variety
of stroke. How do you feel about illegal aliens and open borders?
Returning
to Lake City, Dr. Barney V. did the follow-up on the disaster that
was me. He did as best he could given the mess he had to work with
and I was quite satisfied with him and his communication with me on
the grim options available. Other than keeping the box of loose parts
that I'd become bolted together, most of the doctoring over the
following quarter of a century was pretty normal and handled
professionally.
Medicare
Fraud
Since
this document was conceived, it has gone through several versions,
mostly because the subject matter was too complex for a reasonably
brief expose'. That, and it causes my blood pressure to become
dangerously high if I dwell on certain sections...
In
October of 2010, I had a major stroke. The recovery period isn't a
lot of fun.
I
was released in June of 2012 and want to credit the physical therapy
team in Macclenny for helping me so much.
Being
a rather reclusive sort of person since loosing my wife in 2004, and
being estranged from the pitiful remains of any blood kin for
decades, my two good friends and their families made up the majority
of my social life and it was very satisfactory. One gentleman
vanished shortly before my stroke and the other had a heart attack. I
woke up. He didn't. The remainder were hunters I allowed over for
many years, one of which I had just sold the land to ahead of
following my wife and my plans for retirement in 2012. If you want to
make God laugh, tell him your plans. If you really
want a guffaw, tell him your new plans when the first ones go to
hell.
Since
the 'retirement' fund consisted primarily of high tech military and
scientific equipment plus a collection of very valuable antiques, it
was in the house and lab. Three guesses and first two don't count. He
is unfortunately the type of slime this world has too much of. There
were about three or four months left before the completion of the law
suit. Sad things had to be that way. It's waaaay too common.
Well,
I had months to kill but was extremely lucky in having a young
engineering friend, a pilot to boot, who came over after supper most
evenings. He made the time well spent and his wife would often send
me excellent suppers. Life was pretty good and I expected it would
improve. Wait for it...
Piney
Woods was primarily black with one white couple, one old white man
with a few loose marbles, and myself in the residential section. I
thought that after four months, I had made friends with a few of the
young blacks. Soulless Hell-spawn. Not even a trace of human, just
rabid, diseased, monsters. I was a 5' 4'' crippled, gray haired old
white guy wearing clothes Goodwill wouldn't take, and at least one
knew I had no money to feed their goddamned crack habit. I was
thrown, wheelchair and all, into a brick wall. Seems the $12 in my
wallet wasn't enough. Ever heard the term 'chimp-out'? I've seen one.
Pure, vicious, ape. Wish it were different.
10
1/2 hours later my engineering buddy and the general manager opened
the dead-bolt finding me unable to move or speak. I've never
experienced pain that severe without blacking out. That was the day
for my monthly check-up (BP, heart rate, general stuff) and I was
going to go to the clinic myself as it was only a mile away but my
friend insisted on coming over to take me. God works in mysterious
ways.
You
might have noticed the rest of the maggots at Shady Pines did not
come to my aid. Those creatures were not human beings.
Well,
the trip was to Lake City Medical Center instead. Hip broken such
that titanium rods were required to be installed from near my knee to
inside the ball joint. Thanks a lot you bastards.
After
a job well done by the surgical staff and rehab crew at LCMC, I was
discharged for major rehab (again) and to continue to follow up on
asset recovery.
I've
worked in several hospitals and it gets pretty easy to tell well-run,
efficient outfits with personnel that know what they are doing like
LCMC from the schlock jobs with folk standing around doing nothing,
smells that are more than worrying, drunk doctors for heaven's sake,
forgotten patients left on bedpans, gross violations of safety
rules...
If
it sounds like I might know something about the latter, what happened
to Lake Shore? It used to be such a nice hospital.
{insert
SLS document}
The
following section is very difficult to write as I have had very good
relations with my doctors in real life. It's difficult to understand
how such a huge number of “doctors” that I have been sent to
since coming to SHCC could be so utterly untrained, rude beyond
belief, in one case undoubtedly insane, all a hazard to health, and
all committing fraud plus theft. Instead of ''first, do no harm",
I've often wondered what these creatures believed it to mean.
For
example, it was deemed I should receive a heart sonogram, after all I
had just survived a bout of pneumonia (no thanks to SLS). Of course
the exam was to occur at the remains of SLS, where else? The jackass
commenced to pounding on my upper chest with the transducer, why I
had no idea other than he was mentally the equivalent of a retarded
piss-ant. This mental midget continued this nonsense for somewhere
around 15 minutes totally ignoring my attempts to get him to stop, he
was bruising the crap out of my chest. Of course dot-brains rarely
speak useful English.
The
next one had a name I could remember, Chowderhead. Something like
that. The name fits anyway. It was supposed to give me a breathing
test, volume and pressure. I was surprised to see a Anglo nurse.
Guess his niece was busy.
She
and I went into an exam room where the breath device was and found
out it had zero resistance, a broken hose I expect. She was looking
into the problem when Chowderhead walked into the room and told her
“just put anything down”, then left the room. She was shocked.
Guess she was new to dot-brains.
Neither
of the above “tests” were ever completed. Guess they were
unnecessary after all. Besides, the worthless bastards got their
Medicare money.
Overall
Rating
Dr. Mohammed G. Choudhury, MD
Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Critical Care Medicine
-
155 NW Enterprise Way
Lake City, FL 32055
-
(386) 755-9457
Dr. Choudhury's Overview
Dr.
Mohammed G. Choudhury “graduated”
from the Dhaka Med Coll, Dhaka Univ, Bangladesh in 1976. He works in
Lake City, FL and specializes in Internal Medicine and Pulmonary
Critical Care Medicine. Dr. Choudhury is affiliated with Shands
Lakeshore Regional Medical Center.
Dr. Choudhury's Experience
Years in Practice: 40 (why no ratings?)
Conditions Treated by Dr. Choudhury
“Diagnoses:
…ATHEROSCLEROSIS OF NATIVE CORONARY ARTERY OF TRANSPLANTED HEART
WITHOUT ANGINA PECTORIS(125.811)”
Does
that mean that I’ve got somebody else’s ticker? Man, those
hindus have made great strides in medicine, a whole heart transplant
and nary a scar!
...oh,
wait. Three years ago, some hindu gave me a colonoscopy under full
anesthesia. Could it be that my heart was exchanged through my
asshole?
..utterly
brainless shithead)
Procedures Performed by Dr. Choudhury
Dr. Choudhury's Specialties
Internal
Medicine, Pulmonary Critical Care Medicine
Dr. Choudhury's Education & Training
Medical
School:
Dhaka Med Coll, Dhaka Univ, Bangladesh; Graduated 1976
Dr. Choudhury's Rating
Overall
Rating
Be
the First to Rate This Doctor (...after
40
years?)
Physician
-
Explains conditions & treatments (bullshit)
-
Takes time to answer my questions (ditto)
-
Provides follow-up as needed (‘mo money, Mohammed)
Dr. Choudhury's Accepted Insurance
-
Aetna Choice POS II
-
Aetna Managed Choice POS Open Access
-
Aetna Signature Administrators PPO
-
BCBS Blue Card PPO
-
CIGNA HMO
-
CIGNA LocalPlus
-
CIGNA Open Access Plus
-
CIGNA PPO
-
Florida Blue BlueCare HMO
-
Florida Blue BlueOptions
-
Florida Blue BlueSelect
-
Florida Blue NetworkBlue
-
Great West PPO
-
Humana ChoiceCare Network PPO
-
Humana HMO Select
-
UHC Choice Plus POS
-
UHC Options PPO
...and
you wonder why you pay so much for pure shit...
Other Physicians in Dr. Choudhury's Practice
Dr. Choudhury's Hospital Affiliations
Conditions (mis)Treated by Dr. Choudhury
Yeah. Right. He wipes his ass with his bare left hand. The sorry goat-fucker couldn’t lance a boil.
Procedures Performed by Dr. Choudhury
Dr. Choudhury's Specialties
Internal
Medicine, Pulmonary Critical Care Medicine,
wallet cleaning
Office
Location
- Mohammed G Choudhury MD 155 NW Enterprise Way
-
Average office wait time - Under 15 Minutes (really? ...I wonder why?)
-
Scheduling flexibility
-
Office cleanliness
-
Courteous staff
This
next one is kinda cute and occurred while I was still at Macclenny.
This tall drink of water comes into my room and gargles a bunch of
marbles at me. No English as usual. This would be a true handicap for
a real doctor but these arrogant, pig-ignorant trash find it no
impediment. Finally, with much gurgling and blurping, I got the idea
it wanted me to lean forward. It then very rapidly tapped me on the
back with its stethoscope 4 times in about ½ second, gabbled and
gargled a bit more, then left. I sat there for a while a bit bemused
until I understood what it was doing. There was no information
possibly available in that “exam”, the swine probably needed to
make a car payment.
This one is cute as well. I find the many bus trips from Live Oak to dot-brain “clinics” in Lake City rather uncomfortable due to my sense of balance being dicky-doo since the stroke. This next trip was the usual 50 round trip miles, wait endlessly, then be escorted back by a young dot-brain and stand on a scale. That's it. Wait 2 hours for the bus to return. Have some extremely unkempt thoughts about a certain swinish bunch of worthless bastards. I wonder how much Medicare is billed for this shit? This type of crap was very common. There is one of these swine that I'm putting under separate cover. Its ineptness is killing people.
This one is cute as well. I find the many bus trips from Live Oak to dot-brain “clinics” in Lake City rather uncomfortable due to my sense of balance being dicky-doo since the stroke. This next trip was the usual 50 round trip miles, wait endlessly, then be escorted back by a young dot-brain and stand on a scale. That's it. Wait 2 hours for the bus to return. Have some extremely unkempt thoughts about a certain swinish bunch of worthless bastards. I wonder how much Medicare is billed for this shit? This type of crap was very common. There is one of these swine that I'm putting under separate cover. Its ineptness is killing people.
Dentistry
How
about some dentistry? Got your barf-boots on? Actually I don't want
to write about this. It's pretty sickening. At least it doesn't start
badly.
If
you are delicate, you may not wish to read this. I normally do not
use questionable language and although this document has been re-done
three times to "clean it up", some remains. Sorry 'bout
that (not really).
The
following began in the Spring of 2011.
Soon
after I regained consciousness after my stroke, Macclenney Nursing &
Rehab sent me over to a dental clinic to have my mouth looked after.
I had spent 3 days alone on a concrete floor after the stroke and,
well, my smile needed some help. I lucked out in having a competent
little German doctor as diagnostician. He and I went carefully over
the X-ray and the news wasn't too bad. 8 teeth broken, however all
but one of my fillings knocked out. He said 2 trips to the dentist
plus some time to treat gingivitis.
Shortly
after that, I was discharged and planned on going to one of the good
dentists in Lake City. It would take a few months, however I'm in no
serious discomfort. Of course you already know I gave God a good
chance to laugh.
Well,
as you know, I wound up at SHCC. I was sent to a Mayo “dental
clinic” where they began taking X-rays with equipment older than I.
Why not use the excellent tomographic X-ray from the previous
dentist? Could it be money?
When
he began working on me, he surprised me by just doing a few teeth, no
attempt to soften the very sharp socket edges, or stitches to keep
everything in place. Interesting. Sent me back with a chunk of cotton
to soak up the blood and keep from chewing myself up until the local
wore off.
The
next visit was nearly identical with the exceptions of my mouth not
healing due to the sharp edges of the sockets and him slipping with
the pliers and cracking a perfectly good tooth. I asked a good nurse
friend of mine what this clown’s plan was and she told me he was
just milking my insurance.
Great.
The
following visits are noteworthy by having this excuse of a dentist
begin doing one tooth at a time. Gets to soak insurance for the
local, the office visit, plus the “work”. Just for your
knowledge, I am unfailingly polite to people with instruments of
destruction in my mouth.
Finally,
he's finished with the pulling and starts with a lost filling. His
nurse comes in the room and whispers something and they walk out.
I've never seen him since. Ran out of money to steal. What have we
learned?
1)
the creature is incompetent,
2)
it is a sociopath,
3)
it doesn't have a name ( I asked it on 4 occasions)
My
mouth hurts like crap to this day, chewing is a bloody mess, the
tooth he broke is crumbling, and I am having wonderful thoughts about
the person that keeps making these disastrous appointments.
About
one groundhog's day worth of weeks, another appointment was made for
me. As was most common, it was done with me as a mushroom – kept in
the dark and fed horse manure. I was taken somewhere north of Mayo (I
think) to a dental clinic where a pretty lady had me fill out some
forms, then she vanished for a bit, came back and required X hundreds
of dollars to see the dentist.
It
was a long drive back to Live Oak.
Another
groundhog's day worth of weeks go by before another mushroom
appointment is made, this time in Gainesville. Maybe some hope! We
get there and the driver wanders up and down this medical plaza
without finding the place. Turns out there is this old, broken-down
strip mall across the highway.
***sigh***
We
went in to find a filthy waiting room in another dot-brain dump. The
hindu woman behind reception doubled as the X-ray tech. I thought
they were required to know what they were doing. This stupid, stupid
piece of dog squeeze knew absolutely nothing. She stuffed my head in
the ancient machine with one shoulder much higher than the other,
stuck a piece of plastic toothpick in my mouth (causing bleeding of
course), then proceeded to X-ray my skull, eyeballs included,
over-exposed by a factor of at least five. By the way, I'm alleged to
be in to complete my fillings, no new X-rays required.
More on this later.
Next
stop, the exam room. I wasn't the least surprised to find the place
absolutely filthy; baseboards, corners, and the bench next to the
exam chair covered with grit, the ballast for the '50s style exam
light in the middle of the floor with one corner pried up, just a
grand place to be. Of course my mind is completely made up; I
wouldn't bring a rabid bat to this dump.
Then came a complete surprise – the “dentist”, Safwat B. Attia, came in wearing a ricktus grin, the mad type you've probably seen in old Vincent Price movies or horror movies such as “10,000 Maniacs”. He never varies the mad grin, just continues to glurp and wargle his mouthful of marbles. He then produces an old-style triangular ladies hand mirror and proceeds to see how close he can force it to my forced-open mouth. The goddamn mirror is covered with dried spit including a huge blob of dried snot. This asshole is sick. Spongiform encephalitis? Needless to say, I got the Hell out of that pit. And no, don't pardon my language. This piece of ignorant, arrogant, worthless hindu crap was the last one I will see. Too bad 99.9 % of the hindu ''doctors'' give the remaining 0.1 % a bad name...
Then came a complete surprise – the “dentist”, Safwat B. Attia, came in wearing a ricktus grin, the mad type you've probably seen in old Vincent Price movies or horror movies such as “10,000 Maniacs”. He never varies the mad grin, just continues to glurp and wargle his mouthful of marbles. He then produces an old-style triangular ladies hand mirror and proceeds to see how close he can force it to my forced-open mouth. The goddamn mirror is covered with dried spit including a huge blob of dried snot. This asshole is sick. Spongiform encephalitis? Needless to say, I got the Hell out of that pit. And no, don't pardon my language. This piece of ignorant, arrogant, worthless hindu crap was the last one I will see. Too bad 99.9 % of the hindu ''doctors'' give the remaining 0.1 % a bad name...
I
looked up that last piece of hindu crap on the internet. It's a true
work of art. Do we have anything approaching a medical board of
ethics? If we do, is it run by the same type of crap that it is
supposed to investigate? It is definitely
run by utterly unethical creatures. I've had it with this gross
incompetence.
General
Information
Dr.
Safwat B. Attia, DDS (or
DBS, pick one)
Gender:
N/A | English (bullshit)
Address
4000 W Newberry Rd Ste E, Gainesville, FL 32607
4000 W Newberry Rd Ste E, Gainesville, FL 32607
Telephone
(352) 378-3131
(352) 378-3131
About
No about information for Dr. Safwat B. Attia is on record. (why am I not surprised?)
Specialties
Dentist (POS)
Education
(none
listed? Again, I’m not surprised.)
Graduate
School:
No
education information for Dr. Safwat B. Attia is on record.
(wonder
why? Could it be that it is pig-ignorant? It’s
hindu so that’s a safe bet)
Group Affiliation:
No
Group affiliation information for Dr. Safwat B. Attia is on record.
(ditto)
Licenses
(none?
Geeeee, who’da guessed)
DEA
License Type:
(again,
none? Ho-hum, it’s just another piece of hindu shit)
Practitioner
(of what? It
sure isn't dentistry)
Hospital Affiliations
No
Hospital affiliation information for Dr. Safwat B. Attia is on
record. (thank
God)
After
checking 9 additional practitioner sites, I found exactly zero
ratings for this total quack. This “thing” is insane.
Suwannee Health Care Center. Oxymoron. Who makes these appointments? No, don't tell me. Since I will never accept another appointment made by SHCC, it does not matter.
Just
remember what Albert Einstein said: “Insanity is doing the same
thing over and over, expecting a different result each time."
X-rayed
Eyes
You
may wonder about my references to unneeded X-rays throughout these
documents. If you read on, you will find out that I have an extensive
background designing radiological sources and instrumentation. In
addition, I've seen the effects of the extremely stupid operation of
dental X-ray equipment. Why such extremely stupid pieces of “human”
debris is even allowed around X-ray
equipment
(or
any equipment for that matter)
eludes me.
I
had my eyes examined shortly before the irradiation of my head, all
clear. I had them examined just after that last asswipe nuked me, now
I have cataracts. These assholes DO NOT have any idea what
they are doing. So much ignorance in "people" we entrust
our healthcare to and we get this type of shit?
NOTE,
The following was written over a year later :
“ Average
background radiation is considered as 4.5 milliSieverts per year or
4.5/365 = 0.0123 mSv per day.
0.0123/24
= 0.000514 mSv/hr. This converts to 0.05901 mR/hr which is about
right for high altitudes. I’ve measured 0.08 mR/hour at 30,000-plus
in an airliner.
...so
the announced dose (by the dental “industry” of course) of 8-10
days equivalent background dose per dental tomographic X-ray is 0.06
x 24 x 9 = 13 mR. ...hmmmmm.
Now
factor in the old-style sensors which were a minimum of 4 times less
sensitive (much more for the earlier
sensors.
Varian
said the earliest in use (the only type pieces of dung like this
jackass would be able or willing to afford) were greater than 600
times less sensitive
which brings the dose up to :
0.013
x 600 times the over-exposure minimum of 5 times, plus the number of
over-exposures, 3, that that ignorant, piece-of-shit cunt (YES,
I’m pissed off) exposed me to and you get 117 rads minimum
dumped on my old eyeballs. No-fucking-wonder that bitch gave me
cataracts. ...and I’m expected to “see” another one of those
arrogant, narcissistic, pig-ignorant hindu piece-of-shits for eyeball
surgery?”
*******
My
poor wife went through something similar. She needed some dental work
done when we lived in Albuquerque and there wasn't a lot of choice if
one wanted the work done in less than a year except “trained”
mexican dentists. Really good types. This was supposed to be just
“routine” implant surgery, however it went on trip-after-trip,
one “infection” after another, and, unbeknownst to me, full head
X-rays each time. Both her and I were insured to the gills and the
swine were just slurping at the trough.
Typical.
Well,
we ended up down here to escape the crime-ridden city of Albuquerque
with the problem unsolved. The implants were even beginning to
literally fall apart. Fine quality work and materials you got there
Jose'.
She
had to have something done and a very fine young oral surgeon down
here did it. He diagnosed the continuing “infections” as an
allergy to the epoxy used to set the implants into place. Knowing the
quality of the rest of the work, probably J-B Weld bought at the auto
parts store...
Oh
yeah, did I mention that the taco benders gave her a fine set of
cataracts? The swine could care less. X-rays are particularly hard on
non-renewed tissue such as corneas. She was unable to drive, read, or
even see television until she had her eyes repaired. We found an
excellent eye surgeon in Gainesville and 7,400 non-insured dollars
later, she was able to see again.
An
interesting observation on the $7,400 bill, it was divided such that
the surgeon, a human being, got $1,400 per eye and the clinic, owned
by hindus, got the rest for a total of $4,600 for 30 minutes of
dentist-type chair use. $9,200/hour chair fee! Fan-damn-tastic.
Knowing what I know now so many years later, I get the shivers
thinking we might
have accepted a hindu surgeon.
Can you even imagine a Ganesh-gobbler performing delicate eye surgery? ...makes me ill just thinking about it.
Can you even imagine a Ganesh-gobbler performing delicate eye surgery? ...makes me ill just thinking about it.
It
seems that all these H1-b “skilled doctors” share one thing in
common. They are “skilled” in getting paid by their victims to
make their victims more miserable. If you have a H1-b, expect shit
because that is the best you can expect.
It
is becoming more and more difficult to eat after that piece of shit
“dentist” worked me over and it'll soon be impossible. Obviously,
I need no new X-rays but I will need a copy of the last ones
done or have even more unneeded X-ray exposure.
What’cha
wanna bet these pieces of shit won’t have them?
Just
to give you giggles for the day, I thought I would tell you of the
hindu “record-keeping” brilliance that keeps American medicine
soooo good.
Several
years ago, I was sent on another useless trip to a dot-brain “clinic”
(clinic for enriching pig-ignorant thieves) across from the remains
of Lake Shore Hospital for absolutely no reason. The doc absolutely
gob-smacked me as he was a young Caucasian, the first and last I was
to ever see outside of SHCC.
He
came into the examination room and we exchanged the normal
pleasantries, he then looked at my chart in his hands, then me, back
to the chart and announced that he was only up here for the day from
Gainesville to fill a shortage. Then he showed me the chart.
Name:
check
Age:
check
Height:
6’ 5”. I’m 5’ 4”.
Weight:
330 lbs. I weigh 120.
He
smiled at me and left the room.
About
an hour later, the bus brought me back to Live Oak.
Here’s
another. I’ll get the whole document scanned in eventually, however
in the meantime, my discharge papers from SHCC had the following
statement:
“Diagnoses:
…ATHEROSCLEROSIS OF NATIVE CORONARY ARTERY OF TRANSPLANTED HEART
WITHOUT ANGINA PECTORIS(125.811)”
Does
that mean that I’ve got somebody else’s ticker? Man, those
hindus have made great strides in medicine, a whole heart transplant
and nary a scar!
...oh,
wait. Three years ago, some hindu gave me a colonoscopy under full
anesthesia. Could it be that my heart was exchanged through my
asshole?
Third World
India has a serious public health problem. An excellent article is at:
and
I rarely find a Times piece worth quoting. Actually,
there are endless articles describing the lack of training, total
incompetence, and the social order that promotes this horrible
''medical'' travesty.
If
India is so critically short of doctors, why are they shipping
them here? Of course the creatures sent here are of the lousiest
quality imaginable, possibly they are being sent to improve their
own system! For live-and-in-person experiences by yours truly, go
read my essay “MEDICARE FRAUD” as it sure makes a case for
dumping them.
Speaking
of dumping, India doesn't have much in the way of a sewage system.
Somewhere between 50 to 70 per cent of the population does not
have a pot to crap in. I suppose the large variance in numbers is
due to India being a 3rd world country so we'll just
use 60 per cent for the following numbers.
With
a population estimated at 1.35 billion, that means 810,000,000
folk have to drop trou daily and dump (there's that word again) a
load wherever. Being vegetarian means the lumps are gonna be
large.
Let's see, 810 million turds per day times 365 days a year equals 295,650,000,000 untreated turds per year. That's some heavy shit!
There
was another number that bothered me a lot. Now, I'm quite aware of
the extreme incompetence of the hindu “doctor” having
experienced it on numerous occasions. However, not counting the
very high abortion rate, 800,000 babies die each year, presumably
from poor sanitation.
India
is a mess and exporting their extremely pompous, “godlike”,
poorly educated “doctors” is no solution. Keep them, maybe
train them, India could sure use it.
Reason.com
has a harmless job for hindu “doctors”:
An
FBI agent posed as a person involved in the medical marijuana
industry in Arizona. He had meetings with Yee (and a consultant
accused of assisting in the laundering of donations to Yee),
claiming he wanted to become a major player in the medical
marijuana community in California—the “Anheuser-Busch” of
medical marijuana, in fact. To do so, he wanted to get legislation
passed in California that would make it harder for competition to
exist. He was willing to give Yee money for his campaign for
secretary of state in order to push for a law requiring medical
marijuana dispensaries to have a doctor on staff. The report noted
the agent telling Yee “If state legislation set high barriers
for entry, such as requiring a medical doctor on staff, that would
make it more difficult for small operators to open a business.”
Since
they would have absolutely no function more useful than tits on a
boar, it's perfect! Besides, hindus have extensive experience with
fraud, it's a natural. Unfortunately, it'll only make more space
to import more “highly skilled physicians”, Unlike "Who
Let That Thing In? ", “Medicare
Fraud” and “Decent
Doctors” which are first person,
the "Third World"
stories are gleaned from news stories.
One
39 year old first-person story left out includes one of two young
dot-brain “doctors” in the VA endoscopic OR performing
whatever on some old gent's lower bowel and using the
electro-cartery to seal bleeders. Normal stuff except there were
no bleeders at all. This was observed through the external
broadcast quality color camera which we usually left on and the
general consensus was that the dot-brains just liked the little
“zzzzz” sound of the electro-cartery or maybe the smell of
frying bowel. Now the bowel was somewhat over-inflated, no big
deal until it popped with an orange flame. Even a cub scout knows
that farts burn.
Why
no inert gas purge? Oh, that's right. Dot-brains. Back then there
was zero malpractice in the VA, a ideal situation for incompetent
“doctors”.
The
bowel needs a little resection work and since he's already
anesthetized and in the OR, no problem, right? “Skilled
surgeons” and all...
Who's
to say he wasn't going to die anyway?
Ya know, it's awful hard to take a people that have somewhere around 330 million "deities" seriously. A sorry little 3rd world country that "certifies" airline pilots with 35 minutes of flight time:
http://roadwarriorvoices.com/2015/06/06/catch-me-if-you-can-pilots-getting-certified-in-india-after-35-minutes-of-flight-time/
or sends us “medical” things like this creature :
http://newsok.com/controversial-oklahoma-city-area-abortion-doctor-is-arrested-after-undercover-investigation/article/5374338/?page=2
There are uncountable scads of stories like these across the net, however I need to warn you, there are several hindu sites I unfortunately came across that were crawling with malware. Keep your firewall(s) tight and your anti-viral(s) up to date, check for re-directs, and maybe you won't have scrape out your computer like your cleated boots after a hike through India!
http://roadwarriorvoices.com/2015/06/06/catch-me-if-you-can-pilots-getting-certified-in-india-after-35-minutes-of-flight-time/
or sends us “medical” things like this creature :
http://newsok.com/controversial-oklahoma-city-area-abortion-doctor-is-arrested-after-undercover-investigation/article/5374338/?page=2
There are uncountable scads of stories like these across the net, however I need to warn you, there are several hindu sites I unfortunately came across that were crawling with malware. Keep your firewall(s) tight and your anti-viral(s) up to date, check for re-directs, and maybe you won't have scrape out your computer like your cleated boots after a hike through India!
The
insufferable, narcissistic, holier-than-thou “personalities”
of their “medical professionals” is explained by “Dr.”
Nareshkumar Gandalal Patel's statement:
Patel
went to medical school in India before moving to the United States
in 1978. “Over there,” he
said in a 1990 deposition, “doctors are considered as
God.”
Yeah.
Right. The Black Hole of Calcutta Hog Farm and Docterin' Skool.
Elevates their alumni from “untouchable” to “god.” ...good
old caste system with some of the most bigoted creatures on Earth.
At
least they are Equal Opportunity bigots. Mexicans, Blacks,
Caucasians, doesn't seem to matter.
Could
their uncaring “medical” practices have anything to do with
their belief in reincarnation? When they screw up as they normally
do, will their victims come back “enlightened?”
I've
sure been “enlightened” over the last few years.
I
will not be Medicare fraud fodder for all these utterly unskilled
hindu “doctors” any longer. I would expect maybe one flake in
the lot but ALL?
This
link is highly recommended. Reuters does decent research and this
nails it:
Rampant fraud at medical schools leaves Indian healthcare in crisis
Here's
a sample of the many pages at the site:
FAKE
DEGREES
About 45 per cent of the people in India who practice medicine have no formal training,
according to the Indian Medical Association. These
700,000 unqualified doctors have been found practicing at some of
India’s biggest hospitals, giving diagnoses, prescribing
medicines and even conducting surgery. ( there's approximately 60,000 of these "doctors" in the US, and multiplying by 0.45 (45%), that's 27,000 unqualified riki-tikis. This assumes you consider ANY of them qualified and after my rather extensive, multi-year experience with them, I don't, hell, I CAN'T.)
Video: India’s chronic shortage of doctors
http://cds1.yospace.com/access/d/u/0/1/web/type=video,fmt=mp4,maxs=855x479/108798877?f=100066135378
(this is really worth watching)
(this is really worth watching)
REUTERS/Eve Johnson
Balwant
Rai Arora, a Delhi resident in his 90s, said in an interview that
he issued more than 50,000 fake medical degrees from his home
until his forgery ring was broken up by the police in 2011. Each
buyer paid about $100 for a degree from fictitious colleges. Arora
was twice convicted and jailed for forgery.
“There
is a shortage of doctors in India. I am just helping people with
some medical experience get jobs,’’ said Arora. “I haven’t
done anything wrong.”
(just because he's killing people. There is absolutely NO reason
to let this filth in this country)
“The
market has been flooded with doctors so poorly trained they are
little better than quacks,”
Rao told Reuters.
Not
that a legitimate degree necessarily makes a difference. A study
in India published in 2012 compared doctors holding medical
degrees with untrained practitioners. It found "no
differences in the likelihood of providers’ giving a diagnosis
or providing the correct treatment."
The study, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
concluded that in India,
"training in and of itself is not a guarantor of high quality." (and it sure shows in the scum India ships here.)
Last
year, an individual described as a “concerned” student at a
rural government medical college in Ambajogai, in western India,
posted a letter online with a litany of allegations about the
school, Swami Ramanand Teerth Rural Medical College.
(wheee, a genuine Swami college! I want to send my wife and kids
to a well-trained "doc" from there!)
There
were professors who existed only on paper, he alleged, and “no
clinics and no lectures” for students in the medicine and
surgery departments. Conditions were unsanitary at the hospital,
and pigs and donkeys roamed the campus, he wrote. The writer also
alleged that students had to pay bribes to pass exams.
"We are not taught in this medical college," the letter stated. Students have graduated without even attending a single day. The writer said the letter had been sent to various government agencies and health officials.
"We are not taught in this medical college," the letter stated. Students have graduated without even attending a single day. The writer said the letter had been sent to various government agencies and health officials.
Records
from the Medical Council of India, the body charged with
maintaining the country’s medical education standards (an
absolute joke), show that an inspection of the college this
January found numerous deficiencies, including a shortage of
faculty, residents and lecture theaters.
Dr.
Nareshkumar S. Dhaniwala, (another
Nareshkumar, wonder if it means "I am a dickhead" ?) who
served as the principal of the college between 2011 and 2013, said
“there is some truth in the
letter.” Animals, such as pigs and cows, do roam the campus, teachers and students don’t turn up for lessons, and there is a scarcity of running water in the dormitories, he said. And before he joined, he said, he heard students had to pay to pass final exams.
letter.” Animals, such as pigs and cows, do roam the campus, teachers and students don’t turn up for lessons, and there is a scarcity of running water in the dormitories, he said. And before he joined, he said, he heard students had to pay to pass final exams.
“I found the students were not very interested in studying, they don’t come to classes, they don’t come to clinics,” Dhaniwala said. “Medical education has gone downhill all over the country because the teachers are not as devoted as they used to be.”
...but
you can "graduate" and get to the US on a bullet-proof
visa 'cause you're so damn good. My ass...
Read
the whole site.
Who Let That Thing In?
T.S.
Eliot once said, “Half
the harm that is done in this world is due to people who
want to feel important. They don’t mean to do harm - but
the harm does not interest them. Or they do not see it, or
they justify it because they are absorbed in the endless
struggle to think well of themselves.”
About
32 years ago, Joy, my former wife, and myself decided we should
see a marriage counselor. We had a nice high-tech business, a pair
of sons that were our pride, our house, the lab, 40 acres, all
paid in full. We had mostly lost each other.
As
I recall, pickings were pretty slim for shrinks in Lake City with
only one, ____________ ____________ , advertised as a marriage counselor. We
made an appointment and were truly amazed at the complete lack of
professionalism by this jerk. He spent most of our “hour”
telling us how wonderful he was, the number of “awards” he had
received, how much his 4,500 patients loved him.... What?? I had a
good friend, a real shrink by the name of Dr. John Davidson back
in Silicon Valley, that had mentioned a total of 500 patients as a
lifetime supply. Time to do a little research and having a
boatload of friends left at the VA from my time at VACEP, asked
one if she could find the source of the 4,500 victims. She did.
Jails, prisons, state “mental health” clinics, and old age
“warehouses”. Called on another friend who worked at the Lake
City mental health place and she said he came in randomly, did NOT
see any of his “patients”, just dispensed pills. I had her
make me a list.
Joy
and I found another shrink, Dr. Helen Hardcastle, in Gainesville
who was the real deal and knew what she was doing. After a few
visits, I brought up the jerk and when I mentioned the
“medications” he was dispensing, I thought she was going to
blow a gasket. Several required blood tests before and during
administration and one required constant liver enzyme monitoring.
Yeah. Right. 4,500 victims.
Changing
decades, several months ago I was coming back in from the patio
where I had another bad experience trying to read a book; after 10
minutes or so, my eyes would start to jitter too badly to continue
plus I always felt like my head was full of cottage cheese. As I
approached my room, I observed 2 men standing outside the door to
my room with one discussing some poor patient's medications. That
poor patient was me and the “medication” was some random
downer that gormless piece of shit was feeding me. Unethical? What
else would you expect from a hindu like the fake "doctor",
____________ ___________? I've watched him here, drugging everyone he
"services" including 2 of my younger roommates into a
state of zombie existence. I would think that would be considered
an extremely unethical practice and it's allowed by the
administration.
The
ages of the residents of Macclenny and SHCC are approximately the
same, however the incidences of dementia had been observed as
much higher at SHCC. Wonder if ____________, had anything to do with it?
That boy luvs perscribin' him som' pills... There's an interesting
article from JAMA, "Chronic
Anticholinergic Use and Dementia Risk", on the following pages. I've read many similar over the years, seen the effects, wonder if, nah... It's a hindu, no ethics, just self-love. I'd like to see the results of a MMPI, Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory test
on him.
I
wonder how many “adoring” victims that worthless,
narcissistic, cretinous graduate of the “Black Hole of Calcutta
Hog Farm and Docterin' Skool” has now? 45,000? How many have
“benefited” from his vast and half-vassed medical “skills”?
We
are all paying for this merde'.
Use of anticholinergic drugs linked to higher dementia risk
Anticholinergics are prescribed for many health conditions in older people, including overactive bladder, seasonal allergies, and depression. Some are available over the counter and are often used as sleep aids. These medications block a neurotransmitter--acetylcholine—in the brain and body and may cause such side effects as impaired cognition, especially in older people. This side effect was thought to be reversible once the person stopped taking the medication.
However, researchers led by Dr. Shelly Gray, University of Washington School of Pharmacy, Seattle, showed that these medications may have a lasting impact. By analyzing records and data from the NIA-supported Group Health/University of Washington Adult Changes in Thought (ACT) study for drugs prescribed over 10 years to 3,434 adults age 65 and older, they calculated cumulative exposure to drugs with strong anticholinergic effects.
The analysis showed that 78 percent of ACT participants used anticholinergics at least once in 10 years. Nearly 800 participants (23 percent) developed dementia, usually Alzheimer’s. The higher the use of anticholinergics, the higher the risk of dementia, regardless of whether the drugs had been taken recently or years ago.
The findings suggest that physicians treating older people should prescribe alternatives to anticholinergics, when possible, or lower doses of the drugs. More studies are needed to determine to what extent stopping anticholinergics can reduce the risk of developing permanent dementia.
Reference: Gray SL, et al. Cumulative use of strong anticholinergics and incident dementia. JAMA Internal Medicine. Published online Jan. 26, 2015. doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2014.7663.
Source URL:
https://www.nia.nih.gov/research/announcements/2015/02/use-anticholinergic-drugs-linked-higher-dementia-risk
Original Investigation |
March 2015 Cumulative Use of Strong
Anticholinergics and Incident Dementia A
Prospective Cohort Study
Shelly L. Gray, PharmD, MS1; Melissa L. Anderson, MS2; Sascha
Dublin, MD, PhD2,3; Joseph T. Hanlon, PharmD, MS4; Rebecca
Hubbard, PhD2,5,6; Rod Walker, MS2; Onchee Yu, MS2; Paul K.
Crane, MD, MPH7; Eric B. Larson, MD, MPH2,7
Importance: Many medications have
anticholinergic effects. In general, anticholinergic-induced
cognitive impairment is considered reversible on discontinuation
of anticholinergic therapy. However, a few studies suggest that
anticholinergics may be associated with an increased risk for
dementia.
Objective: To examine whether cumulative anticholinergic use is associated with a higher risk for incident dementia.
Design, Setting, and Participants: Prospective population-based cohort study using data from the Adult Changes in Thought study in Group Health, an integrated health care delivery system in Seattle, Washington. We included 3434 participants 65 years or older with no dementia at study entry. Initial recruitment occurred from 1994 through 1996 and from 2000 through 2003. Beginning in 2004, continuous replacement for deaths occurred. All participants were followed up every 2 years. Data through September 30, 2012, were included in these analyses.
Exposures: Computerized pharmacy dispensing data were used to ascertain cumulative anticholinergic exposure, which was defined as the total standardized daily doses (TSDDs) dispensed in the past 10 years. The most recent 12 months of use was excluded to avoid use related to prodromal symptoms. Cumulative exposure was updated as participants were followed up over time.
Main Outcomes and Measures: Incident dementia and Alzheimer disease using standard diagnostic criteria. Statistical analysis used Cox proportional hazards regression models adjusted for demographic characteristics, health behaviors, and health status, including comorbidities.
Results: The most common anticholinergic classes used were tricyclic antidepressants, first-generation antihistamines, and bladder antimuscarinics. During a mean follow-up of 7.3 years, 797 participants (23.2%) developed dementia (637 of these [79.9%] developed Alzheimer disease). A 10-year cumulative dose-response relationship was observed for dementia and Alzheimer disease (test for trend, P < .001). For dementia, adjusted hazard ratios for cumulative anticholinergic use compared with nonuse were 0.92 (95% CI, 0.74-1.16) for TSDDs of 1 to 90; 1.19 (95% CI, 0.94-1.51) for TSDDs of 91 to 365; 1.23 (95% CI, 0.94-1.62) for TSDDs of 366 to 1095; and 1.54 (95% CI, 1.21-1.96) for TSDDs greater than 1095. A similar pattern of results was noted for Alzheimer disease. Results were robust in secondary, sensitivity, and post hoc analyses.
Conclusions and Relevance: Higher cumulative anticholinergic use is associated with an increased risk for dementia. Efforts to increase awareness among health care professionals and older adults about this potential medication-related risk are important to minimize anticholinergic use over time.
Objective: To examine whether cumulative anticholinergic use is associated with a higher risk for incident dementia.
Design, Setting, and Participants: Prospective population-based cohort study using data from the Adult Changes in Thought study in Group Health, an integrated health care delivery system in Seattle, Washington. We included 3434 participants 65 years or older with no dementia at study entry. Initial recruitment occurred from 1994 through 1996 and from 2000 through 2003. Beginning in 2004, continuous replacement for deaths occurred. All participants were followed up every 2 years. Data through September 30, 2012, were included in these analyses.
Exposures: Computerized pharmacy dispensing data were used to ascertain cumulative anticholinergic exposure, which was defined as the total standardized daily doses (TSDDs) dispensed in the past 10 years. The most recent 12 months of use was excluded to avoid use related to prodromal symptoms. Cumulative exposure was updated as participants were followed up over time.
Main Outcomes and Measures: Incident dementia and Alzheimer disease using standard diagnostic criteria. Statistical analysis used Cox proportional hazards regression models adjusted for demographic characteristics, health behaviors, and health status, including comorbidities.
Results: The most common anticholinergic classes used were tricyclic antidepressants, first-generation antihistamines, and bladder antimuscarinics. During a mean follow-up of 7.3 years, 797 participants (23.2%) developed dementia (637 of these [79.9%] developed Alzheimer disease). A 10-year cumulative dose-response relationship was observed for dementia and Alzheimer disease (test for trend, P < .001). For dementia, adjusted hazard ratios for cumulative anticholinergic use compared with nonuse were 0.92 (95% CI, 0.74-1.16) for TSDDs of 1 to 90; 1.19 (95% CI, 0.94-1.51) for TSDDs of 91 to 365; 1.23 (95% CI, 0.94-1.62) for TSDDs of 366 to 1095; and 1.54 (95% CI, 1.21-1.96) for TSDDs greater than 1095. A similar pattern of results was noted for Alzheimer disease. Results were robust in secondary, sensitivity, and post hoc analyses.
Conclusions and Relevance: Higher cumulative anticholinergic use is associated with an increased risk for dementia. Efforts to increase awareness among health care professionals and older adults about this potential medication-related risk are important to minimize anticholinergic use over time.
http://archinte.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=2091745
By Daniela
Deane August 6, 2015 - Washington Post
People are developing dementia a decade before they were 20
years ago, perhaps because of environmental factors such as
pollution and the stepped-up use of insecticides, a wide-ranging
international study has found.The study, which compared 21 Western countries between the years 1989 and 2010, found that the disease is now being regularly diagnosed in people in their late 40s and that death rates are soaring.
The study was published in the Surgical Neurology International journal, and its findings publicized in the London Times newspaper Thursday.
The problem was particularly acute in the United States, where neurological deaths in men aged over 75 have nearly tripled and in women risen more than fivefold, the leader of the study, Colin Pritchard from Bournemouth University, told the London Times.
Scientists quoted in the study said a combination of environmental factors such as pollution from aircraft and cars as well as widespread use of pesticides could be the culprit, the newspaper reported.
Early-onset dementia used to cover people developing the disease in their late 60s. Now, it’s meant to mean people much younger than that, the research showed.
The study found that deaths caused by neurological disease had risen significantly in adults aged 55 to74, virtually doubling in the over-75s.
Some 60 percent of the increase in deaths was attributed to dementias. Some 40 percent covered other neurological diseases such as Parkinson's and motor neurone disease, scientists told the London newspaper.
The sharp increase in death rates from dementia-related diseases cannot simply be blamed on an aging population or stepped-up diagnosis, Pritchard said.
“The rate of increase in such a short time suggested a silent or even a hidden epidemic, in which environmental factors must play a major part, not just aging,” he was quoted as saying. Pritchard said no single factor was to blame, but instead blamed the interaction between different chemicals and varying ypes of pollution.
“The environmental changes in the last 20 years have seen increases in the human environment of petro-chemicals — air transport, quadrupling of motor vehicles, insecticides and rises in background electro-magnetic field, and so on,” Pritchard was quoted by the newspaper as saying. The scientists said nobody wanted to put an end to modern advances. Instead, to make them safer.
Other experts quoted by the newspaper were skeptical about the causes for the increase.
Tom Dening, professor of dementia research at the University of Nottingham, said that falling death rates for cancer and heart disease could account for the spike in deaths from neurological disease since people “had to die of something.”
“We can’t conclude that modern life is causing these conditions at a younger age,” Dr. Simon Ridley, head of research at Alzheimer’s Reserach UK told the paper. “We know that Alzheimer’s and other dementias can have a complex interplay of risk factors.”
Pritchard warned, however, that it was “time for us to wake up and realise that a major problem we now face is unprecedented levels of neurological disease, not just the early dementias.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/people-are-developing-dementia-earlier-and-dying-of-it-more-a-study-shows/2015/08/06/599b16b8-3c0a-11e5-8e98-115a3cf7d7ae_story.html
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