Dr. Meryl Nass is an internal medicine doctor in Maine whose license was recently suspended for spreading "misinformation" and treating patients with ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. In one case, she also prescribed ivermectin for a Covid patient but said it was for Lyme disease because she was having difficulty getting the Rx filled. State health officials said she lied and in addition to having her license suspended, she must also undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
We woke up to a baby chick this morning. It’s the first time we have ever used an incubator and hatched a check, I was not sure it would work. So many things go wrong - or not as expected - when farming, it is truly magical when something actually works. I promised Lynn after the dairy cow “no more animals” - whoops.
My friend commented, “Florida drivers!” She is so right. Wrong way, too slow, stopping in middle of road. This is my life every night at feeding time.
Rich Fernley, who recently came on the show to discuss UnitedHealthcare, just returned from a dental care trip to Mexico. He and his wife wanted to avoid the high cost of the same treatment here in the USA, so they walked across the border. They’re part of an increasing trend of people going to Mexico for medical issues. ANY QUESTIONS?
https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/07/health/medical-tourism-mexico-trend-wellness/index.html
