this man is a brillant docotr, community leader (former major of walnut), and a humanitarian (president of the walnut humanitarian and medical mission)

This doctor is less than competent to handle anyones medical needs and what is even funnier is last I heard he was studying for a law degree! I guess that will save him money for all his malpractice lawsuits.
When I was 16 years old I got very sick and lost more weight than was healthy and it was all unexplained. My mom took me to this doctor for diagnosis and treatment unfortunatley after a ton of blood tests and checking my reflexes and heart several times he felt nothing wrong. I was getting sicker and sicker and felt as though I was starving to death and eating all day and loosing weigfht. I was also shaking and my chest hurt. We went back several times and finally he told my mom he thought I was on drugs...which she knew I was not. She told him there was no way I was on drugs nad he said that it had to be a mental condition and told her to admit me into a mental hospital. Well that's a story in itself I was there for a week until I got to see a real medical doctor and he looked at me and said, I think I know what's wrong with you. My bones were sticking out, my eyes were bulging out, my hands were shaking, I was talking way too fast and my neck had a horseshoe shaped lump on it that made it hard to even swallow. Anyways he listened to my heart and he said it was beating 115 beats per min. and I had to see a specialist right away. They let me out of the mental hospital where I did not belong and was diagnosed with Graves Disease in about 5-10 min. with a real doctor. That leads me to wonder if he ran any tests or even knew how to check heart rates.

PROS: He's good for the suicidal
CONS: Is his degree even real?