The Virginia Medical Board has set approved standards for Virginia doctors as follows:

•  misdiagnose and tell a patient he has cancer when he does not have cancer

• surgically operate on that patient anyway

•  surgically remove that patient's kidney even though he does not have cancer

•  cut that patient's duodenum several times by mistake during the surgery

•  damage that patient permanently

•  not fix their mistakes they made to that patient

•  cause that patient to be tube fed & bedridden in a hospital for a year

•  patient has to find & pay a competent doctor to fix the mistakes of the Virginia doctor a year later

•  have Virginia doctors pocket more money because of their mistakes to patients

These accepted standards for Virginia Doctors was announced by

 William L. Harp, MD, Executive Director, Virginia Board of Medicine, 3 West Broad Street, Fifth Floor. Richmond, Virginia 23230-1712

Is that the type of accepted medical standard that you want your State Medical Board to approve if you're the patient?   

 " Medical malpractice is an act or omission by a health care provider which deviates from accepted standards of practice in the medical community and which causes injury to the patient."

We must remember that the doctors for George Washington bled him when he was sick and on his death bed at his Mt. Vernon Estate.  That was the accepted standard of practice at that time.