Dr. Randy Alexander

You know, there's always somebody that's going to look it over and always give us some critique one way or the other.

And so it's not anything new.

It's just kind of part of your normal life that you think that way.

And you don't take any offense about it or anything.

And they were both wonderful that way.

And then, of course, in Sally's case, I did testify in that trial.

Yeah, they didn't go along with it.

But I said she operationally did all the right stuff that I expect of a

And yet, apparently, that wasn't entirely the way that everybody else in the trial saw it.

Well, I was right.

Nevertheless.

Well, and the thing I said at trial and, you know, something I believe for anything is she did the things she's supposed to do.

She followed procedures.

She followed the law.

She did exactly the right stuff.

I mean, you would want someone to follow up on your child and see, you know, when somebody gives, says there's this possible case coming up, you want someone to look in that and help you.

That's what she did.

There is not, not only is it nothing wrong with it, but her job as medical director was to do that very thing.

Never my experience.

And actually, I never did have a complaint about them, which I would have been happy to look into.