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Re: More Needless Pain and Death

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    Pa. chiropractor pleads guilty in patient-death case
    By MARK SCOLFORO
    The Associated Press

    HARRISBURG, Pa. - A chiropractor who urged an epilepsy patient to stop
    taking anti-seizure medications pleaded guilty Wednesday to a federal charge
    filed after the patient died.

    Joanne M. Gallagher, 43, faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up
    to $250,000 for a mail-fraud count for practicing medicine without a
    license.

    "She recognizes she went beyond what she was legally entitled to do in this
    particular instance," said her attorney, Matthew R. Gover. "She's
    extraordinarily remorseful for what has occurred to the (victim's) family
    and her involvement in what took place."

    http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/103-07022003-117849.html

    This patient died because they quit taking their medicine. This person's life
    was sacrificed for the glory of his DC's belief system!

    I hope that another Pennsylvania Chiro (Ass-Clown Atlas) will take note of
    this. Atlas believes that the human body needs NO medicines to function
    Optimally. I hope that he has enough training to understand that death is NOT
    an state of optimum functioning and won't encourage his patient's to disobey
    their Doctor's orders.

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