The decision the North Carolina Medical Board made to not take a public action against Dr. Noor Majed Dasouki Abu-Alnadi is reprehensible. You state in your letter that you did not have enough evidence to prosecute her for a violation of the Medical Practice Act. You do, you just don't want to because it was her first offense. The medical board was given  proof of her altering medical records after the fact to hide what she did as well as recordings showing that she did what was alleged when I spoke with Dr. Carey. The North Carolina Medical Board owes it to the general public and women of North Carolina to take a strong public action condemning what Dr. Noor did to show women in our state that they are not at risk of sexual assault when going to the gynecologist. So, we ask you to reconsider the lack of a public action and change the ruling against Dr. Noor. We are asking that you write a public letter of concern stating that her actions did not meet the standard of care, require she go through 50 hours of continuing education on informed consent, and that she have a board trained monitor/chaperone with her for the next six months to ensure she doesn't repeat this behavior. This is especially important because Dr. Noor is a minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon and is in intimate sensitive areas of her patient's bodies daily. Allie (the complainant) has a TikTok following of over 28,000 and has brought to light what has happened. I'm doing so, many other patients of Dr. Noor have reached out saying the same or similar has happened to them but they were too scared to speak out. So we ask you to take action to ensure Dr. Noor doesn't keep hurting her patients. 

Governor Roy Cooper, we ask you to make the North Carolina Medical Board reexamine the case and change their ruling to show the women of North Carolina that they don't have to fear going to the gynecologist. 

We won't stop talking or making noise until Dr. Noor faces repercussions for her actions.