Dr. Patrick Kennedye, MD

My wife Laura Thomas had Patrick as A doctor and he is a very good doctor. If he gave you his opinion then it doesn’t means he is wrong. It’s statistics and outcomes that goes best for your interest. Not everyone see things the same way because we know what we need for our body right. Well, guess what? If something goes wrong you blame the doctor even after he told you what that outcome will be of you don’t follow recommendations he gave. Lighten up on him because he is a very smart doctor. You might had your body that long but when it fails who do you have to depend on to get working the right way? It doesn’t mean he has to it’s other doctor and they called specialist and if you know the right doctor you need them you can’t judge because you choose the wrong doctor for what you are needing. Each doctor has different bedside manners and they are all not the same and they didn't go to the same schools either. So, the same thing goes with the patients also. Lighten up on this doctor ok?

I am 76 years old, I’ve had a multitude of doctors. Dr Kennedye is the best Doctor I have ever had. He reversed my type 2 diabetes and my fatty liver disease, simply by changing my diet.

Dr Kennedye is a no B.S. doctor. He could’ve thrown numerous medications at my issues ( high blood pressure, pre-diabetes, testosterone levels, among others ), but instead gave me a wealth of knowledge that changed my life for the better. He simply gave me the dietary information to look into and once I gave it a try, I immediately started to see the results. In just a few short months, everything that was wrong with me, seemed to just go away! He’s not like most other doctors that just throws pills at you. I’ve had those kind of doctors in the past and my problems just seemed to always get worse. He’s an outside of the box kind of doctor and I highly recommend him, if you truly want to be better.

I don’t think it’s an “ethical dilemma” for you to have to decide whether a young woman can or cannot take her IUD or any other form of implanted birth control out because she isn’t comfortable with it. It’s about the woman and her Heath and as health care provider it is your responsibility to care for the patient and help them when they come to you for help. It’s not your responsibility to just decide what their long term goals can or cannot be. That’s inserting your power as a Man and not as a healthcare provider, which is Unethical. You made a decision based on what you thought the young woman needed, not what she felt she needed then posted it on tiktok asking the question to make yourself feel better about your poor decision as a provider.

He didn't listen to patient concerns and sees OCP and contraceptives as a medical dilemma