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The hospital also added that Bowden has reported that she is vaccinated, as is required of all staff of Houston Methodist Hospital. Bowden told the podcast Tuesday that she believes her recent suspension was due to her involvement in the treatment of one particular patient at another hospital, for whom she prescribed Ivermectin.

Bowden, who is not affiliated with the hospital he had been admitted to, said on Twitter she prescribed Ivermectin for his treatment. The order has been stayed pending appeal. In their appeal, the hospital claimed that the prescription and administration of Ivermectin would be medically inappropriate, Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported.

Ivermectin is not safe for use in the treatment of COVID, federal health officials warned , and is used as an antiparasitic medicine for animals. Texas Poison Centers reported receiving a spike of calls in August due to Ivermectin exposure. This is the secret hideaway where Whitney Houston tried and failed to get her life back on track—a mansion she turned into her own personal rehab facility. Houston rented it in , when her life was falling to pieces.

She chose the stunning mansion because her drug counselor lived close by. Houston stayed there with her daughter, Bobbi Kristina. The expansive home has soaring ceilings and lots of natural light.

There's a large family room complete with a fireplace and a swimming pool out back. It's not a place you'd ever expect would serve as a rehab facility. Addiction specialist Dr. Howard Samuels says Houston's secret hideaway is typical of celebrity rehab—long on luxury, short on success. It doesn't mean anything. It doesn't mean anything unless there is individual psychological and emotional work being done by the addict," said Dr.

That's where it gets to be, I think, detrimental to their well-being.