Medical Industry's Death Panels: Greek Tragedy of a Lady Named Glenda (Defrauding america series.)

Medical Industry's Death Panels:Greek Tragedy of a Lady Named Glenda, by Captain Rodney Stich. This book is a must-read for every adult, especially seniors, to understand the life-affecting pitfalls that are faced by anyone suddenly needing medical treatment. Discover what happened to a lady named Glenda when she sought medical treatment for modest shortness of breath and the series of medical abuses that turned deadly.
It is a textbook example of arrogant physician misconduct and cover-ups that ended a beautiful life. Discover:
• What to look for when seeking medical care.

• Steps to take to avoid mistreatment or denial of recognized medical care.

• Alert against dosing with harmful drugs.

• Pros and cons of HMO and fee-for-service medical plans.

• Pros and cons, and deadly consequences, in hospice.

• Sham Certification of Terminal Illness; the pros and cons of hospice; and much more.

• Reference to corrupt, indifferent, callous physicians and the resulting tragic consequences.

• Complicity of others and enablers.
It is the tortuous journey of two senior lovers, pilots, as they both travel through the medical industry with cancer. Physicians' callous disregard for human life, and the premature death of a lady named Glenda at the hands of rogue physicians. Abusive denial of ordered treatment; overdosing with harmful medication, ignoring pain, and the desperate decision to just give up. And the double Greek tragedy that ended life for a beautiful lady. And the one-man crusade by her surviving partner to bring the guilty to justice and make known the death panels in America's medical industry.