Convicted physician Archives - Page 4 of 15

Terence Sasaki, MD

by Linda Cheek, MD | Mar, Fri, 2023 | Convicted physician | 10 comments

Terence Sasaki MD was a neurologist in Elmhurst, NY. So how could he be convicted of violation of the Controlled Substance Act in the state of Ohio, a state that he had never been in or flew over before his trial? Listen to his story: Whistleblower Dr Sasaki had...

David Suetholz, MD

by Linda Cheek, MD | Mar, Thu, 2023 | Convicted physician | 7 comments

Dr. David Suetholz, MD, 74, is a family medicine doctor who practiced in Ft Mitchell, KY. Suetholz also served in the Kenton County Coroner’s Office for over 40 years, 30 of which he served as coroner. He retired from that position in June 2021 but continued his...

Freeda Flynn, MD

by Linda Cheek, MD | Jan, Tue, 2023 | Convicted physician | 6 comments

In spite of the Ruan/Kahn SCOTUS decision, the CDC guidelines revision, and any other platform used by other advocates in the War on Doctors and Pain Patients, another doctor was convicted and will be going to prison. When are people going to get behind what is needed...

Siobhan Reynolds’ Last Letter

by Linda Cheek, MD | Jan, Sun, 2023 | Convicted physician | 2 comments

While cleaning out my filing cabinet preparing for my hearing before the Virginia Board of Medicine in February to have my license reinstated, I ran across this letter from Siobhan Reynolds. I don’t know if it was ever published, but it has some profound thought. It...

Charles W. Adams, Jr, Counselor

by Linda Cheek, MD | Dec, Thu, 2022 | Convicted physician | 4 comments

There is no limit to the people that the government will prosecute using the Controlled Substance Act §§841 &846, to give themselves salaries and job security. Now they are attacking counselors in addiction centers. Charles Wilson Adams Jr., 51, of Dobson, NC was...

End the Government Overreach Into Medicine

by Linda Cheek, MD | Dec, Fri, 2022 | Convicted physician | 12 comments

I’ve been trying to get people to understand what needs to be done to end the attacks on drugs, doctors, and pain patients. And yet people still follow the rabbit trails of CDC guidelines, and now the added rabbit trail of the Ruan/Kahn Supreme Court decision. None of...