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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Try to go anywhere but Cape Fear Valley Hospitals

Every time I've gone to this chain of hospitals either through Fayetteville or Lillington the medical treatment has been wrong for either Mold Illness (CIRs), Ivermectin Neurotoxicity, or side effects from LDN. I am prone to side effects which prescribing doctor never told me about before prescribing. Both LDN and Ivermectin are being used off label. They are just too strong for me on normal doses other people take. Theae doctors were argumentative telling me I don't know my own body or side effect symptoms. With me I was going there because the side effects were serious. They are exceptionally rude and dismissive despite the fact I read all the medical journals they didn't. I've told them repeatedly I have been treated by Neurologists who said not Neuropathy caused symptoms and something else. I told them I have an ABCB1/MDR1 defective gene and fatty liver which metabolizes medication differently than other people. In my case it made them much stronger in me, pass the blood brain barrier, and give me severe side effects others taking same med without these genetic mutations wouldn't get. I told them that each time I went there. They never put it in my medical records. It"s taken me months to get rid of meda while it's weeks for others I have to do an Medical Records Amendment to get my records right

Doctors ignored this, gave me wrong medication, and made me worse. When I started coughing and it really hurt I was concerned about pneumonia so took ambulance to hospital. They grudgingly did an X-ray while calling the Functional Doctor a quack for prescribing. He prescribed it to remove Spiked Proteins from COVID SARs vaccine. I was coughing up a storm and they never checked me for COVID SARs vaccine. They did no blood work and ignored every serious symptom of Ivermectin Neurotoxicity just like they ignored Mold Illness (CIRs).

I've gone to Patient Relations numerous times with complaints they got medical records wrong, wrong diagnosis, ignoring symptoms, wrong medication, etc. I've actually walked out on them before. I would have this laugh time but needed Xray to see if pneumonia.

November 6, 2026
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