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The crooked dentist in the poem is Scott Charmoli, the nurse is Lucy Letby,  The 100 billion in fraud is not just Medicare, it includes Medicaid.  
 In my story,which is the second half of the poem,  an obvious question is how would I know medical science is being used in the way I claim in the 3 verses, even if the story is true.  But some stories need to be told chronologically, and if you end up in the middle of the plot, or at the end, they don't make sense.   And its a long story. So I'll skip it.
I will say that the tech details are known to be possible: 1) I was told by an endocrinologist that  he knew of drugs that increase your sex urges rapidly, and 2) I also talked to another medical professional who confirmed that drugs can be aerosolized.  The poem is an effort to give a warning.

 

 
I trusted all doctors, thought they know best So many years learning, a noble quest They want to do well by helping you But from any kind of knowledge, evil can brew. Scott was a dentist, a noble career But to ethical rules he did not adhere If you sat in his chair, he'd put a crown on your tooth Insurers paid him millions, didn't ask for proof. Babies kept dying under Lucy's care She was idealistic in school but got on a tear Murdered 7 babies, the motives appall But nurses are human, and humans can fall. I could also mention fraud in Medicare 100 billion a year, the criminal share Some docs think a short cut to money is worth After all, they too have limited time on this earth. In Nazi-land doctors reasoned that since Jews had to die Why not do twin experiments, in my mind those kids cry The docs were curing society of an enemy disease Against indoctrination, no way to appease. I was drugged with sex drugs, medical knowledge used for bad Docs told me such drugs exist, but thought I was mad I said drugs could be sprayed through the air, made things worse It was all true, but a hard sell, and an ongoing curse. Some thought me handsome, the good looks faded My short-term memory tanked as sleep blockaded All sorts of damage victims could not have a clue They can reach into your brain, without touching you. Before thinking me mad, look up "drugs as aerosols" An open mind's better than one closed by walls. Don't leave the many victims, across the fruited plain Forever unprotected because this story sounds insane.

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