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Recently, I had an experience with one of the negative manifestations of modern medicine, an event that should teach us all some important lessons concerning health care. It all began when my wife and I received a phone call from my wife's sister that my mother-in-law, who is 91-year-old, had just experienced an ischemic stroke involving her right carotid following a minor eye procedure for glaucoma. She was rushed to a local hospital in Covington, Louisiana. I spoke to the nurse caring for her in the emergency room and she asked if I wanted her treated with tissue plasminogen activator (tPA). I gave permission without hesitation. After the tPA was administered, she was airlifted to a major hospital in New Orleans. At the time, this was considered one of the top hospitals in the country and is a major teaching center in New Orleans. They also advertise themselves as a major “stroke center.”

My experience with a major hospital stroke team-What′s wrong with "Modern" medicine