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Just Because I Want To Pull the Plug on Dialysis, They Call Me a Murderer?

By On July 29, 2010 · 4 Comments

Pete Correll, who heads up the Board of Directors of the Grady Memorial Hospital, which provides care for the indigent in Atlanta, GA, was behind the heartless decision to pull the plug on patients receiving dialysis, which is a life saving treatment. When confronted with this at a medical board meeting, when all of the [...]

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Power of Doctors is Eroding… Grady Death Sentence is Arriving

By On July 27, 2010 · 8 Comments

Neil Shulman MD gave a talk at a recent Emory Cardiology Research Conference about the plight of the Grady Hospital dialysis patients. (Read all of the posts about Grady dialysis here). A year ago, we the Grady patients received a death sentence after the board of directors decided to close the dialysis clinic and [...]

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‘These Are Real People’

By On September 28, 2009 · 3 Comments

Indeed. Words spoken today by Lindsay Jones, attorney representing the dialysis patients who have been given a death sentence by the decision to close Grady Dialysis Clinic in Atlanta, GA (see “Do I Have the Right To Live?” and the original post on this story “Grady Hospital Tells Dialysis Patients to [...]

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