I am a parole officer. My wife is a NP at a hospital. Before i became a parole officer i worked in the marketing dept of a major hospital. Before that i worked in marketing at emory univ. My father is on a hospital board of directors. My brother is a hospital liability lawyer. His wife is a malpractice lawyer, for doctors. Who knows if that is good enough for you. Its odd that you care.
Regardless, if you are as knowledgeable as you claim then you know that the parole violation would be irrelevant; that it must be something internal that the surgical team deems a procedural liability, from the donor.
You seem scared that i am right. Any reason why?
It really does not take a genius to noodle this one out.
Nothing in the piece suggests drug use.The quote above clearly suggests a bureaucratic SNAFU perhaps involving the state's Corrections officials.It does *not* even hint at drug use.Ask your nurse wife or your lawyer relatives for confirmation on that point.
Yes,it's conceivable that drugs are the real issue.But if that's the case several portions of this newspaper article...including the one included above...are very deceptive,or stupid,or incomplete.