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Only in America where abortion is illegal country going to shit
Anyone have a link to any to Indiana’s licensing board complaints (if that’s even public?). 
Bc if the allegation is in regards to the dr’s alleged violation of patient confidentiality, then this seems like baseless and vindictive nonsense. 
Anonymizing such that age and home state are the only personal details are conveyed is less detail than you’d find in a published case report. >

For…providing health care? Seems many on the board need their licenses revoked. >

Start with Rokita. Yeah, he's not on the board, but he needs to get punted. >

Never underestimate the hypocrisy of a ‘Christian’. Or as a good friend of mine once said, “If they have to tell you they are Christians they probably ain’t.” He was a preacher. >

It’s examples like this that showcase America to the world in a very poor light. It’s one thing to have a snafu on the law books or something antiquated that pops up but to have a member of their justice system acting like a personal new age Spanish Inquisition is not only bizarre in todays age, it keeps proving why other countries carry concern about Americas future. >

It's getting really close to handmaid's tale..