wfgodot
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the rest is here, at Washington Post:
This 88-year-old doctor treats the poor out of his Toyota Camry. Mississippi wants to punish him for it.
Also see The Eight Beatitudes.
Blessed are the merciful....though not in Mississippi, necessarily
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This 88-year-old doctor treats the poor out of his Toyota Camry. Mississippi wants to punish him for it.
Also see The Eight Beatitudes.
wishuwerehere
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Dr. Landrum should be enabled to continue his medical practice not hindered by bureaucracy. Instead of threatening to revoke his medical license, why doesn't the State of MS offer some acceptable alternatives which Dr. Landrum can implement so that he may continue his important work: medically treating the sick and the poor? In a state where there is a church on almost every corner, it seems something can be done.
God bless Dr. Landrum and his patients.
God bless Dr. Landrum and his patients.
As you say, there is a church on every corner. And there is surely one which has office space to offer this doctor. In fact, perhaps holding clinic hours in a different place/church every week would be a possibility and a convenience to his patients.
