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Since their marriage in 1998, the Girards had not only been husband and wife but patient and doctor, an unusual arrangement that came about when Girard went on the MIT health plan, the suit says.
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Over the course of their marriage, the suit says, Dr. Girard repeatedly prescribed various medications, including lithium, Luvox, Nardil, Parnate and Nifedipine (a blood pressure medication), all without ever telling him that her diagnosis had changed or filing a treatment plan.
Isn't it against medical ethics rules to treat family members in non-emergency situations? If so, how does this woman still have a license to practice medicine?
In another internet post, presumably written by Mr. Girard, he contends that his wife's objective in part was to have him killed by the police during the raid.
In another internet post, presumably written by Mr. Girard, he contends that his wife's objective in part was to have him killed by the police during the raid.
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