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@ DrJCA1 ....I do agree with you about all your pressure of regulations & laws . But the doctor from Henderson didn't follow rules he did whatever the he## he wanted .He gave many primary care docs a horrible reputation .But why this man can not understand he was Wrong is behind belief .I know more then 10 people who have died from his irresponsible behavior .In my nieces case Staci Voyda she walked in to his office @ the age of 19 telling Dr. she was addicted to Oxy's to please help her get off (he was a doc in her insurance plan) Heppa laws did not help her family because she lived on her own with a roommate she worked fulltime, & even purchased a car making payments responsibly.Over the next 18 months he loaded her up with Xanax , Hydrocodone monthly the final straw was him giving her 310 Oxy's the weeks before she died .This was documented in a personal journal that I found in her closet after her passing how she hated what she did to her body & how she went to this dr for help & was excited to stay clean .He should have said NO to all scripts for her . In 25 days he prescribed her over 720 pills to a 119 lb 21 year old girl.Y would a doctor prescribe you the same damn thing that u were addicted to , I wish he could answer that but he threw all his records in the trash ?

Casey Anthony also said she wasn't guilty .

There are so many great doctors in the US . Buckwalter is not one of them .You should not have given up so easy . Doctors work long hours & love their patients , you may have went into the medical field for the business reasons . Some docs work for free

Futhermore alcohol is not a medication Kirkland ,& if the bartender serves the drunk too many drinks guess who is resposible ? Thats right the doctor needs to say
No instead of pay the girl at the front desk $80.00.Here is your prescription , oh I don't have time to examine you by the way .

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