[Wampus SC]

">> "What that bone scan shows is...an accumulation of calcium deposits in the joints," Felos explained.

What do we have here? A lawyer impersonating a doctor -- and getting it dead wrong. He should hire himself to sue himself for malpractice --if he's left any of Terri money to pay himself with, anyway."

If that's just something he's saying, instead of just reporting a doctor's diagnosis, might that be pracicing without a license? Just a thought.

[Aliska]

I don't think anti-seizure medication or any other type of medication would cause significant bone deterioration in just a little over one year. If it did, we would probably have heard about it. This sounds like spindoctoring to me.

[T'wit]

>> might that be pracicing without a license?

I don't believe so. "Practicing" would be treating patients, issuing prescriptions and such. George is breaking a different law -- God's law against false witness.