Dr. Ronald David Lawson, MD

He was really good when I was 16 and he was 26 or more. I was with my mom at MD Anderson hospital and and he took advantage of me at a vet vulnerable time. He's good, really good. I'll attest to that until he got cought. He always said his FIL was a judge in Tennessee so he couldn't do anything with his marriage. What a POS

He was great with My Dad ( Glynn M.Brockman ) when he was going thru the things he was experiencing...He would talk to My Mom letting her know what was going on wit...He has a wonderful staff that works for him ,,,

He listens to the concerns of his patient. When it came time to turn my case over to another doctor for a clinical trial for my incurable cancer, he did so by explaining it was it the best interest for my future to be in the hands of a more 'specialized' doctor. Not many are willing to do that. I felt I had been in good hands during the 12 years he was my doctor. He chose to wait as long as possible for the first treatment & went with the less aggressive treatment since there was no cure. By doing so we could 'manage' my cancer somewhat. Thus I have less side affects & issues as some other patients who went a far more aggressive route much sooner. I'm still here now 14 years after diagnosis.

He got bent out of shape for me using a computer in his work place after he specifically told me I could use it to help with my medical information an ...

Been with this doctor for 10 years, he has been more concerned with my overall health and quality of life and has been very conservative with treatment since I have a cancer with no known cure. I feel I am still healthy with a good immune system because of his less 'agressive' treatment. Doctors at another center suggested very agressive treatment at an early stage but it turned out that that would not have been a good idea for me as my cancer remained fairly 'idolent' for many years.