Issuing incorrect health certificates under Section 278 of the German Criminal Code, and professional misconduct in the issuing of medical reports and certificates.
I personally examined all the patients concerned and issued the certificates on the basis of medical findings (including COPD, asthma and anxiety disorders). The certificates were in keeping with my medical conviction and the Declaration of Geneva.
In addition, the town of Herrenberg ordered the demolition of my garden house; my stance on the plandemic was well known to the town. (All the other neighbours were allowed to keep their garden houses.) The charge itself predated the plandemic, but the demolition order came only afterwards.
Loss of patients who were in thrall to the plandemic, and a gain of many other patients who were seeking help.
Lawyer’s fees.
Sleep disturbances and depressive episodes. Social withdrawal following negative media coverage. A marital crisis with separation and divorce.
A few colleagues showed solidarity; the majority, however, distanced themselves – including long-standing practice partners.
In spite of everything, I would act in the same way again and again. My patients had a right to an individual medical assessment, and I had the duty to give it to them. I hope that this documentation helps the public learn what has happened to doctors in this country – and that something like this does not happen again. My faith in God obliges me to help people in need.
The information in this case report comes from the affected person themselves. The editorial team verifies whether a criminal or professional prosecution has taken place; it cannot verify the factual accuracy of every single statement. Responsibility for the correctness of the account lies with the respective author.
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