Dr. William Madison Coburn

My personal experience with Dr. Coburncomes from being a former patient for over a decade. The man has many sides to him and some of them are most troubling to me. For example I found him to be extreamly liberal with narcotic injections for just about every ailment. At other times he would go to his closet and give out samples of antidepressant medication, without everresearching my background. One time he gave me an broken sealed bottle and told me it was very expensive, so return it to him if I didn't like it.Although this is hard to believe, there was this one time when I was suffering from a condition called "restless leg syndrome" and the good Dr. convinced me to place a bar of soap in my bed with me at night, and he was convinced this would solve the problem.There came a time when the Dr wanted me to undergo a surgical proceedure with him. He was an hour late, to begin with and the anethesia that was given under his direction created something called anesthesia paralysis,… and this became a most horendous experience, as you can imagine.I have heard some people say of Dr. Coburn that he just lacks the expertese that would have made him a good Dr.Others have said they knew he misdiagnosed and seemed extreamly cavalier about it. In my opinion there is a touch of the sadistic in the good Dr. Coburn