James P. Taylor v. C.A. Turner, Warden, United States Medical Center for Federal Prisoners, Springfield, Missouri

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• explaining that medical 5 Plaintiff briefly alleges that Defendants “were indifferent to Plaintiff’s expressed hearing accommodation needs and allowed a vendor to dictate the limitations of hearing aid adjustments.” (Doc. 256 at 33
• prisoner’s disagreement about treatment for mental deficiency, surgery for hernia, hearing deficiency, and nutritional deficiency found insufficient
• prisoner’s disagreement about treatment for mental deficiency, surgery for hernia, hearing deficiency, and nutritional deficiency found insufficient
• prisoner’s disagreement about treatment for mental deficiency, surgery for hernia, hearing deficiency, and nutritional deficiency found insufficient
• prisoner’s disagreement about treatment for mental deficiency, surgery for hernia, hearing deficiency, and nutritional deficiency found insufficient
• prisoner’s disagreement about treatment for mental deficiency, surgery for hernia, hearing deficiency, and nutritional deficiency found insufficient

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