Hello, I'm very Tally Bowden.

Believe it or not, this is my first press conference.

I'm a solo physician.

I've been here for two years.

I started off with the attention of just doing earness and throat and sleep medicine

and somehow stumbled into COVID.

Over the span of the pandemic, I've been open seven days a week.

I've tested over 80,000 people and I have treated about 2,000 people.

I'm a good doctor. I fight for my patients. I treat my patients the way I would

want myself treated. So it was quite a surprise to me last Friday when I got a text message

from the Houston Chronicle telling me that my hospital privileges have been suspended.

A local doctor's privileges pulled after a series of tweets about COVID-19 vaccines and treatments.

Ear, nose and throat specialists, Dr. Mary Bowden resigned from Houston Methodist after having her privileges revoked.

Houston Methodist says Bowden tweeted about the drug

ivermectin, which the CDC advises against, along with non-factual tweets about vaccines and the

hospital's practices. I have gone above and beyond. I have helped people when their primary care

doctors are telling them there's nothing you can do.

And all I've tried to do is help people.

As an ear and throat doctor, I'm very used to and very comfortable seeing patients with respiratory tract infections.

So people started coming to see me and I basically just did what I thought I needed to do.

So I've become the emergency room. I'm giving

high-dose IV steroids. I'm giving, you know, 25 grams of IV vitamin C. But I am keeping people out of the

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