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Excerpt from A Doctor Goes To Prison: “It was the last day of July 2000. As I arrived at my practice and was getting out of my car in front of the office, I was grabbed from behind, slammed up against my car, handcuffed, and pushed into the back seat of a black SUV. As my employees, wafting patients, and the employees of the surrounding business watched I was read my rights by United Stared federal agents. Then one of the United Stated federal marshals climbed into the driver’s seat and sped off at an excessive rate of speed to the South Bend, Indiana, county lockup. While en route, I was questioned, told truths, half-truths, and outright lies by the arresting agent. When we arrived at the South Bend lockup, I was fingerprinted, asked if I wanted to make any statements, and then placed into a holding cell. For three days, I was held there. I was taken to a “kangaroo court” on the second morning where my attorney did absolutely nothing to defend or keep me out of lockup for the next nine days.” In this explosive paperback, A Doctor Goes To Prison, Dr. Cal shares his personal story and tells you how to protect yourself in this time of soaring healthcare costs and increasing government involvement in your personal healthcare. In the book’s epilogue, Dr. Cal shares with you the most important information you will ever read. Much wisdom can be found in this book. Read carefully; your life may depend on it. About the Author: Dr. Cal Streeter graduated from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine in June of 1975. Following his internship, he opened a practice in South Bend, Indiana, and bought a D.O.’s practice in Topeka, Indiana. In addition, he managed his brother’s general practice in Griffith, Indiana, three days each week. He was elected to the board of ACAM and later served as both the secretary and the treasurer of the ACAM board. When Dr. Streeter was introduced to “health and wellness,” he found his passion. That philosophy fit perfectly with his godly philosophy that the body God gave to us is a far better doctor than so-called “trained doctors”, no matter how skilled or how specialize they become. |   |
