And I have had 5 surgery's and 96 staples.And the doc that did my first surgery should have reported it and never did?

Oh, never mind. This is that poisoning issue.

Report it to whom. WARREN OHIO. ONE OF THE COP HAS A WIFE AND TWO KIDS,and has rental's and all of his rental's are rented by women.

And when they can not pay rent he has sex with them. And may have 6 kids by his renters . He owes my dad for working on his new house..So is that who I sould report it to.......And I sould not have to report it it sould be my doc..And if the doc that did my first surgery sould have did so.

And I have all of the medical pombles now. So who is going to pay for this. Anyone?

Pushoverbig 3 months ago .

Your profile says 4 surgeries. Which is it? Attention to detail is important, don't you agree - when you open an account and ask fake questions?

I live in Ohio. Let me call the Warren police and tell them what you are saying. I will forward your claims to them, and your picture.

They can verify your ISP, and then will know your name and address. I'm sure when they come to visit you, you guys can get it all worked out. Or isz that not what you want to do?

It is NOT your doctors job to report it to the Police, THAT is YOUR job/ .

Here is the FBIs website , you can report it to them, they love stuff like thisfbi.gov/ gov.

There should be a record of your surgery on file at the place where it was done, but there is no requirement that doctors or surgeons report your basic surgery to anyplace. It was up to you, when they were taking your history for the subsequent surgeries, to mention "Oh, yeah, I had my wazzit taken out by Dr. Moriarity".

It is NOT your doctors job to report it to the Police, THAT is YOUR job/ Trekincat 54 months ago.

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