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Posted on 05/12/2024 2:07:45 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Sherri Tenpenny, DO, had her license suspended indefinitely last summer
Sherri Tenpenny, DO, the Ohio physician who claimed COVID vaccines can magnetize people, had her medical license reinstated last month, according to the State Medical Board of Ohio.
Tenpenny's license was suspended indefinitelyopens in a new tab or window in August 2023, but was reinstated during the April 10 board meeting, a spokesperson for the board confirmed to MedPage Today.
"Sherri Tenpenny has met the Medical Board's conditions for reinstatement, including submission of an application for reinstatement, payment of her fine, and certification of cooperation with the board's investigation to date," the spokesperson said, noting that the reinstatement is "effective upon the processing of documents."
Two board members voted no, two members abstained, and seven voted in favor of reinstating Tenpenny's license, though one member noted that her vote was "a reluctant 'yes,'" according to a recording from the board meeting.
The board had suspended Tenpenny's license indefinitely after she failed to cooperate with an investigation into public comments she made about COVID vaccines, MedPage Today previously reported. She was also fined $3,000.
The board launched its investigation into Tenpenny after receiving some 350 complaints about comments she made to state lawmakers in 2021. Those comments included charges that COVID shots can cause people to become magnetized, or create "an interface with 5G towers," according to board documentsopens in a new tab or window.
Initially, Tenpenny did not comply with the investigation by not responding to board outreach. Ultimately, her lawyer sent the board a letter stating that she would not respond and that declining to "cooperate in the Board's bad faith and unjustified assault on her licensure, livelihood, and constitutional rights cannot be construed as an admission of any allegations against her."
The board issued Tenpenny a citation in September 2022 for failure to cooperate with the investigation, claiming that she didn't comply with a subpoena and failed to truthfully answer questions asked by a board investigator. She then requested an administrative hearing that was set for April 2023, where she submitted her defense in writing to the board.
Still, the board voted to suspend her license indefinitely because she "refused to cooperate" with the board investigation. "And that refusal was based on her unsupported and subjective belief regarding the Board's motive for the investigation," according to board documents. "Licensees of the Board cannot simply refuse to cooperate in investigations because they decide they do not like what they assume is the reason for the investigation."
Tenpenny was first licensed to practice osteopathic medicine in Ohio in 1984. In 1994, she founded the Tenpenny Integrative Medical Center in Middleburg Heights.
In 2021, she was named as one of the "Disinformation Dozenopens in a new tab or window," a list created by the Center for Countering Digital Hate focusing on 12 people who were responsible for almost two-thirds of anti-vaccine content on social media.
There was cereals polarity issues here in Freepervile. It was like an EMP asploded..then everyone got sick or got jabbed.
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“Do we still have shills for the death serum on here?”
There was one a few months ago who was berating me for not getting the clotshot. Her handle, as I recall, was something about being a former Democrat. The ‘former’ bit being a dubious claim.
Hi Bikkuri.
JSM_Liberty
“Since Apr 1, 2922” <— nice touch on the date
SNIFF
ROFL
I C W U D T
“Do we still have shills for the death serum on here?”
Oh yeah.
“You could roll around the beach and find gold...”
Gold isn’t magnetic.
Don’t tell me, tell those people on the beach with metal detectors.
It turned me into a newt…
But I got better.
Both gold and silver are diamagnetic, meaning they have a weak, negative (opposite) susceptibility to magnetic fields.
Silver and gold both resist passing through a magnetic field.
You can rub a small Neodymium magnet across a gold or silver coin and feel the drag.
LOL
I am a chick magnet though!! Ha!!
They did pole vault people...yes they did!
If you want to know if your silver/gold coins are fake...A magnet will stick to them.
The vax won’t turn you into a magnet!
But it might turn you into a corpse.....
Human tissue can be influenced by very strong magnetic fields (>2T)... but does not become magnetic.
Strong magnetic pulses can power small nano devices in the body/brain.. the teensy bit of current needed by the nano device is induced by the changing magnetic field... This can also be done using light passed through the skull to energize nano scale devices near the brain’s surface. (light actually passes weakly through the skull you see)
If you could spread sophisticated nano devices evenly throughout the visual cortex you could create images to allow the blind to see using an external camera or any data source. The data would need to be modified by a synthetic neural plasticity system or the images would be a complete jumble as every distribution of the nano devices would be different.
Typo — date was Apr 2, 2022.
Maybe it means the same thing that Trump did when he told people to drink bleach.
Oh wait, that was fake news, he never said that.
ExDemMom? I think she claims to be a virologist, too.
How many posters on this site encouraged Freepers to take the “covid” injection, and how many of those Freepers suffered vaccine injury?
Ethical consequences simply means the person might feel guilty. But there are other kinds of consequences.
That sounds like it, yes.
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