Sunday, September 04, 2005
Dr. Willner,
I want to thank you for your support throughout my dealings with peer review fraud since 2001. You have truly helped my family and I survive this crime.
Your knowledge and expertise have proven to be invaluable in matters of peer review fraud. I would strongly recommend that anyone who thinks they may be involved in a medical staff conflict contact you immediately. To ignore this recommendation is foolhardy, and could mean the end of a career. Those of us who have been through these events know. You are truly an expert, if not the only expert, in this field.
A physician may be represented by one of the best attorneys money can buy, but I guarantee they are still handicapped if they don’t have your support. No affiliation with any physician group (AMA, TMA, etc.) is going to significantly help, either. Of all the money I have spent on defending myself, I have only seen returns on the investment in time and money I have made with you and your organization.
In fact, I fear there is nobody who could continue the services that you and your organization provide should anything happen to you. So, you and your family are welcome to stay at my home anytime a hurricane threatens Louisiana again.
I never knew such acts as peer review fraud were possible in the U.S. Fortunately, you have been helping victims of peer review fraud successfully fight this (type of crime) for years! Your organization is more valuable, both to the physician and the public, than the AMA.
Sincerely,
R., M.D.
Chief, Dept. of Surgery-
Diplomate, American Board of Surgery