Health Provider Fraud Out Of Control, Meanwhile AL. Wastes Time Regulating Govt. Cannabis Profits

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As you will see after watching just a few of my videos, people in Alabama who seek medical treatment and healthcare are being taken advantage of more than ever. Unregulated, predatory practices are at an all time high. Meanwhile, what do our trusted government officials dedicate their time and efforts to? FIGHTING OVER SETTING UP LEGALIZED SALES OF CANNABIS! I play my recorded phone call a few years back with the Alabama Board Of Medical Examiners. I sent them 11 complaints against Medical Doctors and almost died from a broken skull head injury I was repeatedly told I did not have, only to go get my medical records and find broken skull bone and six inches diameter of infection in the same area I had pain and other complications (insects and parasites developed in the internal wound) that almost killed me. Records / MRI / CT X-RAYs included in the video.    In this video I give analysis on a January, 2021 telephone call I had with Randy Dixon, Deputy Chief Investigator of THE ALABAMA BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS. I examine the question that I am often asked regarding "do you have credentials to identify broken bones in x-rays / MRI's CT Scans?" and "what doctor told you - you had a broken skull and parasite infestation?".   I will never trust another doctor licensed to practice medicine in the state of Alabama following my experience with the body charged with granting those licenses and investigating complaints involving them, THE ALABAMA BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS & MEDICAL LICENSURE COMMISSION.  In February 2021, The ALABAMA BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS & MEDICAL LICENSURE COMMISSION categorically dismissed complaints I filed Against 11 Birmingham area Doctors I went to between 2018-2019 regarding possible malpractice and a undiagnosed / misdiagnosed broken skull injury and the complications that developed which included infection and possible parasite infestation.   In the letter I received from the board, I was told my accusations against the physicians could not be substantiated. Each of the 11 complaints were unique and had their own merits. I believe they were blanketly dismissed, unfairly.  I share letters I received from William M. Perkins, Executive Director ; Edwin Rogers, Chief Investigator and a a telephone conversation I had with Randy Dixon, Deputy Chief Investigator.   I believe a major dereliction of duty exists in this office and they failed the people of Alabama and anyone who goes to a doctor in Alabama by their decision.   I believe it's suspicious that all the complaints were dropped together and mention the virtually unlimited resources and money of the Roman Catholic Church, which sponsors Ascension, the parent of Saint Vincent's Hospital, Birmingham, Alabama (which the majority of the doctors named in the complaints are affiliated with).

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00:00All right, as always, you can go to YouTube channel My Medical Nightmare and see 40 plus

00:07hours video on everything that happened to me. All right, so healthcare in Alabama is in more

00:12trouble than ever before. Predatory practices are at an all-time high. Patients are losing

00:19money if they're lucky. Some are losing their lives. We've got big outfits like UAB, University

00:27of Alabama at Birmingham, caught stealing the organs from autopsy subjects whose bodies

00:34they were entrusted with. Absolutely disgusting, like something out of a horror movie. Vampires,

00:41ghouls. And then a couple weeks later, you see them doing these business deals, $450 million.

00:49The big loser is Joe Average out there. Those seeking healthcare locally who are self-pay

00:56or don't possess insurance basically get no service in the marketplace now. The corrupt

01:02doctors are looking for cushy insurance plans that they can regularly dip into and launch

01:10their fishing expeditions. Meanwhile, a situation that needs patient advocacy, customer advocacy,

01:19more regulation and oversight than ever. What are our officials and authorities in the state

01:25of Alabama using the taxpayers' time and money to pursue? Let's see. Securing profits for legalized

01:35cannabis sales. Alabama wants to imitate lawless neighbors such as the state of Florida, known

01:42as the home of some of the world's richest and most ruthless drug dealers and gangsters. And

01:48this issue touches me personally. There's a couple of key issues that affected my social life personally

01:55from my teenage years onward. And this is one of them. I watched friends and family in my life

02:04destroyed by street drugs, including marijuana. The spark of life vanished out of people's eyes after

02:13they came in contact with this garbage. Top of the headlines, WBRC Fox 6 News television station out of

02:21Birmingham reports costly delays. How much has Alabama Cannabis Commission spent while patients wait for

02:28products? It says here, the Alabama Cannabis Commission has spent $7.396 million tax dollars

02:37since 2022. The state of Alabama passed its medical marijuana law in 2021. And in three years,

02:46they're still trying to formulate the laws and rules of how they're going to sell this to the public.

02:53Others out there have questioned the transparency of the procedures, such as this article by the

03:00Alabama Political Reporter. And this stuff is just a waste of people's time. There's more important

03:06things going on out there, people. I replayed my call with the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners and

03:13Licensure Commission. And this was just before they threw out 11 complaints that I filed against

03:19doctors who misdiagnosed a broken skull injury that I almost died from. And several years later,

03:29I'm still pursuing this. This is an unresolved, outstanding issue.

03:34No, no. You've complained on 11 different physicians.

03:38Yes, sir.

03:39Typically, well, I don't want you to listen to me for just a minute and I want you to tell me.

03:43Yes, sir.

03:45Your side of it. So you've complained on 11, I believe it's 11 different physicians. And it's

03:50basically about each and every one of them's lack of treatment or missing whatever is on the x-ray or

03:57MRI, whatever. Yes, sir. And you also talk about, you're talking about a break at the base of your

04:04skull, I believe. Yes, sir. And you talk about these worms in your skull and neck. Yes, sir.

04:10Have you had any medical professional that has looked at those x-rays or MRIs and said,

04:19yes, those are there. All of these other physicians have missed that. Or is this what you see when you look at the x-ray?

04:28What I found when I got those records and looked at them in April,

04:34what the pain that I felt and what shows up in those pictures, those concur. What the doctors

04:43were telling me and the pain that I felt, that didn't match up. And then what the doctors were

04:49telling me and what I was seeing in the pictures, that didn't match up either. I got those CT pictures

04:55back. And those pictures, they definitely show that my skull's broken. And that totally explained

05:01to me what pain I had. Have you, are you qualified to read an x-ray or a CT? Do you have a medical degree

05:11or do you have something, some type of training that would teach you to read either one of those

05:19things? No, sir. I can tell you, I've been doing this for 18 years and I can't read an x-ray or an MRI.

05:27I don't think you have to be medically qualified to see a broken bone in an x-ray picture. But no,

05:34sir, I don't have those qualifications. Okay. Do you have a medical professional that has looked

05:40at those pictures and said, yes, I see what you're speaking about and I do see a break? I do see.

05:48You see what I'm looking for? Yes, sir. I'm looking for something to hang your hat on that says each one

05:54of these 11 physicians messed up in your care in some way.

05:58This injury that I had, it did not heal. And it became worse and worse and worse and it became

06:04infected over time. Now, what started to show up in these official diagnosis and pronouncements from

06:14these medical people was they began to note the side effects of this main injury. And I believe

06:23that the, uh, the side effects, they noted infection. Uh, I had a nurse that noted, uh,

06:28this is in a record that I have, uh, noted, uh, possible parasites. Uh, so they began, uh, the,

06:37the emergency room in St. Vincent's, they noted, uh, in, uh, August, uh, 2019, when I went back for the

06:45second CT scan, they noted, um, infection, uh, mastoiditis and leukocytosis. So what happened was

06:54over time, uh, the side effects began to be noticed, but I believe the main injury, uh, a number of these

07:02doctors, they would not, uh, they would not diagnose because of the severity and, uh, in the relationship

07:09uh, the, the EMTALA and the insurance and the ability for me to pay. That's what I think. So I

07:15got those, I got those pictures in April. Okay. I found that. And then I went back and I looked at my

07:21other, uh, pictures and what, what I found, uh, to my satisfaction is I believe that this hospital,

07:29uh, and the doctors involved, they were involved in, uh, patient dumping, they patient dumped me.

07:36And I believe this was, this is a EMTALA violation. Uh, it's, uh, United States federal law, EMTALA.

07:44And I don't know if you're familiar with this, but, uh, you know, patient, you go into the emergency room,

07:50there's an obligation for them, uh, to treat you based on your injury. Now, what I believe happened in my case

07:56was I went in there, they asked me about my ability to pay. They asked me about insurance, which I didn't have.

08:04I didn't have a job. I had no source of income. And, uh, I believe that, uh, what happened to me was

08:11that they used the misdiagnosis, uh, you know, as the vehicle to circumvent, uh, telling me the truth

08:20about my...

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