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Feds seize Brigham City doctor's car, funds in probe
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John, if you ever knew anyone who was addicted to pills you would be glad to have him off the street too.
And to Finally!
I visited with Dr. MacKay this morning on the phone. He is out of town visiting family so he was not arrested. How can he be arrested; he has not been charged with anything! Please read the article next time before you speak. You can discount everything he/she wrote because he/she is obviously a very dishonest person.
One should examine his or her own personal responsibility in obtaining medical treatment and especially the role of narcotics in the treatment process. It is unfortunate when irresponsible and deceptive patients shift blame to every-one but themselves.
With a superior professional history and a lifetime of service to friends and community, this good doctor will be exonerated of these false accusations!
It sounds like you have issues with Brigham City and not the doctor. Perhaps you should see a doctor. I'm sure there is a psychiatrist in another city who will see you for your consipiracy theory paranoia, trust issues, close-mindedness and inability to take repsponsibility for ones own actions.
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