If she weren't so focused on diet she might have found the blockage in my wife's atria the first time it shed a blood clot. In January of 2015 my wife had what was likely a blood clot in her leg. I say likely because there is no way to know for sure since Dr. Yeatts attributed it to not closely following the strict diet she endorses, and therefor did not order any tests. This was despite the symptoms of a leg clot my wife was demonstrating during the visit to Yeatts that day, as well as the inflammation that had been present in every blood test Dr. Yeatts had ordered over the course of several years leading up to this. Then, in April of 2015 my wife was driven home by a coworker and could barely move. It took the ER around 2 hours to find a half dozen blockages in her body including one in her heart through a CT scan. After Dr. Ammar at Denton Regional looked at the CT scan and ran a sonogram on my wifes heart, it was determined that she had a rare mixoma in her atria that had been growing for years and recently had started shedding pieces of itself, causing blood clots. Luckily, none of these clots caused a stroke. I am of the opinion that Dr. Yeatts could have found these had she simply ordered a CT scan when we took my wife in for pain in her leg as well as the splotches on her feet. But alas, assumptions were made despite evidence to the contrary. In my opinion, from both my wife and I being former patients Yeatts; she is quick to assume her medical opinion is correct and does not feel the need to investigate other possibilities even when the blood tests she orders present data that doesn't support her hypothesis. After open heart surgery by Dr. Cai and care by Dr. Ammar and the staff at Denton Regional, I am happy to say my wife is doing well and is close to completing her cardiac rehab. I only wish Dr. Yeatts had investigated the symptoms my wife was having sooner so we might not have had to deal with having so many blood clots, and the extra damage it caused to organs such as her spleen and liver. read more