Governor John Kasich

Governor John Kasich, Ohio Governor John Kasich doesn't have 10 minutes to speak someone who has more education than he has - and the frat boys in Co

7th of Apr, 2011 by User182750

Governor John Kasich can't find 10 minutes to speak with me about the 'state' of the State Medical Board of Ohio - the problems for physicians, the problems for women physicians, the problems when you complain about a colleague's care - the false suspensions & disciplines for complaining about bad care that shouldn't exist in any state in the US. Perhaps it's because I have more education than he has - can't speak to an intelligent woman about serious issues I guess? Id like to try though. In Ohio women just need the 'right' psychiatric help of the Ohio Medical Board to understand and accept medical mistakes; the Medical Board doesn't fix bad care not their scope of practice.

But the frat boys in Constituent Affairs aren't going to schedule any women meeting with Governor Kasich about serious anything. And Beth Hansen needs to listen too - but she can't find the time - too busy spending her upgraded salary? You could hire a falsely accused MD to work for you for less Governor Kasich. The suspensions & disciplines at the State Medical Board of Ohio have nothing to do with Ohio law or patient care - it's just politics = money. Will it take Mrs. Kasich having her wrist fracture miscasted, after leaving it to 'ripen' for 5 days, to get Governor Kasich's attention? Mrs. Kasich ought to take an interest as her daughters might fracture something on the soccer field. Medical care is a real concern instead of whether to move into the Governors Mansion thats frivolous. Medical care is what keeps people going, and Ive never been allowed one house, or one husband I didnt ?deserve that if I didnt satisfy Dr. Nice. How would you like that for a life Mrs. Kasich - courtesy of the Ohio State Medical Board? If I didnt like Dr. Nice ?care, then I didnt ?deserve anything. Recently Governor Kasich had a ?problem about getting a pill-mill MDs license suspended - when he knows gosh-darn-well that the particular physician has 'friends' on the State Medical Board of Ohio, and will never have his medical license suspended - HE'S ONE OF THE BOYS. That's just grandstanding, pretending, and simulating leadership. It's only the women MDs that might have complained about Pill-Mill MD that will be investigated & sanctioned. Earth to Kasich: you don't operate a pain clinic in the greater Columbus area for 25 years without the Ohio Medical Board sanctioning it. And with the physician complaints being 'confidential,' any damning evidence will be long gone before that file is opened for any review. And there is no external review in Ohio of any Medical Board actions, decisions, or files - how convenient. Governor Kasich will never have to take the blame or act to order an external review. Looking good. . . Cases at the State Medical Board of Ohio go on for decades because you can't get the evidence to clear things; when one accusation doesn't 'fit, the Board just changes that file for another - my case has been changed several times in 2 decades trying to 'find a case.' The critical/crucial files are always 'confidential' - my case file still is 'confidential.' But that wasn't so in the 1980s in Ohio - and it isn't so in any other state in the 2000s. Ohio is just bad government in progress. Instead, the Ohio Medical Board suspends the MD licenses of those women who object to the bad medical care - care that they shouldn't have to object to after Medical School - the physicians who should have warning labels above their office doors. Ohio has a high concentration of some of the worst MD practices in the country - despite University Hospitals, MetroHealth and The Cleveland Clinic. In 1990-2, I ran into several of the physicians who needed warning labels trying to get some fractures casted in the greater Cleveland area - and that led to the loss of my medical license when I complained about the horrible care. Catholic education does not prepare you for frauds, negligence, incompetence, and liars - just to be a Catholic girl who is ?easy (Dr. Nices definition of Catholic girls). Any woman physician that complains about a male colleague has some kind of psychiatric problem in Ohio - or so it goes - you just have problems with men in generic terms. Those particular orthpedics were asked for months to sit down and DISCUSS. There were no patient complaints, no drug or alcohol abuse, and all the CME was on file. Then when I finally got a Fellowship in St. Louis and was starting to 'heal' in 1992, the Medical Board took my medical license so that we could all talk about Dr. Nice for another 18 years. Carla O'Day MD & Anita Steinbergh DO were jealous - they couldn't qualify for that Fellowship. So my life & career was trashed for the BOYS, and Governor Kasich you are just more of the same. Not a neuron different. The MD/DOs on the State Medical Board are not there for their medical achievements. The wrist fractures took 2 years to heal after developing reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) - the incidence of which is very high in Ohio. It happens after very neglected fractures, are then over-manipulated trying to salvage things. The hand withers, loses bone density, and turns cold and blue while the muscles atrophy. It only turned around after 4-6 months - that's why I wrote notes to Dr. Keith - I had never had such pain in my life. He gave those begging notes to the Board saying that I was just ?crazy, well ?crazy after his care left me losing my R hand. Dr. Keith never admitted what he did to cause the pain and problems = an experimental cast. If it doesn't turn around, you lose the hand. And I was 'lucky' as to that turnaround, but the Ohio Medical Board would destroy that second chance in a drunken moment. They met in an Emergency Session and passed around the drinks until the suspension passed in my case there was no professionalism involved. The Hippocratic Oath means that when a physician patient is in pain, and not with a patient, that you shut your mouth and throw away the notes that detail that pain; post-operative, post-delivery, post-coronary bypass. That's what orthopedic care in Ohio does to you Governor Kasich - you almost lose your hand, and then when it finally starts to heal, you lose the medical license for saying something. But I almost got out of town when the Medical Board decided that we should talk about thing for the next 20 years - Dr. Nice, and his wife, is all they are concerned about = Anita Steinbergh, Lance Talmadge, Rick Whitehouse et al. They didn't have a clue that I needed to get on with my life - that I was very lucky to pull out of RSD - that many patients don't and that I just BARELY did (50%+ dont). The hand was in trouble for about 6 months 6 painful months. But we needed to discuss that with endless psychiatrists for the next 20 years? We needed to improve the incidence of RSD in Ohio. But Governor Kasich and Brad & the boys don't know what RSD is or what the Medical Board does in Ohio - except spend money. Brad Reynolds still hasn't gotten back to me on how much my case cost the taxpayers of Ohio: two evaluations, one Hearing, and years of loss of my medical degree. That's $1M loss in taxes alone, and President Obama is going to bail the boys out? In Ohio wrist fractures are left to ripen to 'excrescence,' and then casted in casts without stockingette padding so that the plaster eats through to the skin when the cast get moist - you develop a contact dermatitis with cast material degradation products. And the orthopedics don't know how to angle, or reduce, the fracture - they just have 'Orthopedic Surgeon' on their lapels. Then you get an 'experimental' cast - Dr. Keith at MetroHealth specializes in those - and nothing heals so you have to have a 'personality disorder' - because no one orders any blood work to find out that the fracture can't heal with a thyroid problem. It's just Ohio medicine that Kasich is hoping to sell to the rest of the world using Univeristy Hospital/Cleveland Clinic names. Trivisonno get real that ain't gonna happen to paraphrase how you guys talk. My complaint to the State Medical Board of Ohio in 1991 was to get my medical records out of an office, and get Dr. Nice to stop bothering me for referrals and personal understanding. I met with Dr. Nice in his office asking him to get out of his head that I had any interest in him personally, my mother tried to speak with him - then I sent him over 10 notes asking that he meet regarding the patients he had referred to me about where he wanted them to go, and that he send my records and leave me alone for awhile. HE DIDN'T GET THE MESSAGE. But should that have led to the loss of my medical license for having problems with men? 18 years of evaluations, lies, and nothing about my patient care was wrong. According to the Board, I practiced better than average medical care for Ohio - but just wasn't to be allowed to practice if I disagreed with the boys. EARTH TO KASICH: WOMEN MDS HAVE TO BE ABLE TO DISAGREE WITH THE BOYS TO SAVE THEIR OWN MEDICAL CARE AND THE CARE OF THEIR PATIENTS. And we can't lose our medical licenses for this as it is PART OF THE JOB. 10 evaluations of me won't change that - it's not a personality disorder. It's my job. I'm not a hooker, engineered to do kinky sex-on-demand or to say 'yes' to every male idea. I have an MD, 2 Master's Degrees and a MENSA IQ. Further there's a THIRD NON-PUNITIVE OPTION at many State Medical Boards - just not Ohio. Where when there's a colleague-colleague dispute over care practices, the Medical Board meets and decides how the standard should go, and if the physician letting fractures ?ripen might benefit from not doing that (or the patients). Then the errant physician causing the trouble is given 6-12 months to 'get with the rest of the country' on how to treat wrist fractures, or anything else (pain syndromes). After that, the Medical Board takes the medical license of the Dr. Nice's or the Dr. Pill-Mills - in other states that is. No other Medical Board takes the license of the MD-patient who got the malpractice that was allowed by the boys and their friends on the Medical Board. But Governor Kasich is too stupid to know about that THIRD OPTION for going around the Medical Board's failure to act or reform things. And the last Executive Director of the Ohio State Medical Board - Mr. Tom Dilling - admitted in 1998 that my file was on top of the stack of probably 'false' cases, but that was 1998. There's a stack of cases that are false at the State Medical Board of Ohio. Speaker Larry Householder's office admitted in 2003 that if the Ohio Medical Board opened the confidential complaints, there would be a legal paralysis of business in Columbus from the number of justified suits for damages that would be filed within days to weeks - from false actions by the State Medical Board of Ohio since the 'confidential' complaint policy went into effect. Millions of dollars, millions in my case alone, are owed physicians falsely accused by the State Medical Board of Ohio in the last 20 years. But my case is on the top of that list, and Governor Kasich can't find the time. Ohio needs medical mistake laws, the THIRD NON-PUNITIVE IMPROVE-THE-CARE-OPTION at the State Medical Board of Ohio, and an end to 'confidential' physician complaints. Or Governor Kasich, Ohio will eventually go bankrupt because of the corruptions at the State Medical Board of Ohio alone; all the gambling and casinos in the state won't be able to fund that sinkhole.

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