Re: treatment for my daughter

[Guest guest]

Sheila... Yes, Medicaid does or has paid for HBOT. So they probably still

have too. From what I gather it's done amazing things producing some

spectacular results. Others in VA will probably concur.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sheila,

You may want to contact Manson at famanson@..., he is in VA

and can help to answer your questions.

All the best to you.

Lane

[Guest guest]

Hi Sheila,

I too live in Virginia, have a child with cp and we have had a total of 62

treatments. I cannot answer the question of will it benefit your child,

that is for each parent to judge. In our case we did notice some changes.

However, our insurance will not pay for HBO for cp and we have traveled to

Canada and to the Baltimore area for treatments, both places however where

we went are no longer available. There is a place in Northern VA and

another outside of the Hillsville, VA area I believe. You can do a search

under the MUMS site...Mothers United for Moral Support, they have a lot of

info. I'm not so sure as someone else posted if Medicaid will pay for this.

I doubt it.

Sincerely, Betsy Tyler

[ ] treatment for my daughter

> Hi,

>

> I Live in Richmond, VA and have been reading about this HBOT program

> for a few months now. Is there anyone in Virginia doing this? And

> does the Medicaid program here in VA pay for this? My daughter is 9

> years old and has CP. Oxygen was cut off to her cerebellum in the

> womb and that part of her brain(the cerebellum) didn't grow all the

> way. Does anyone know if this treatment would be good for my

> daughter? If so, I need to know where to go from here.

>

> Thanks for your help!

>

> Sheila

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Sheila,

the cerebellum is where, among other things, equilibrium is processed,

as you surely know.

Oxygen now may boost affected areas into better performance and eventual

reconnection.

Do proceed with oxygen, but gently.

In biological medicine, ( but not yet in classical medicine) you can find

specific remedies to guide

that boosting action further.

Organ (bovine or swine) preparations are usual in Germany, Switzerland,

Argentina.

Some are peptones or lysates, and others are homeopathically prepared.

Both have a long history of use, at least in this country.

Stem cells are the newest and high-tech (expensive) relative of these remedies.

Best regards.

Ignacio Fojgel, M.D.

Maimónides University

Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Sheila wrote:

> Hi,

>

> My daughter is 9 years old and has CP. Oxygen was cut off to her cerebellum

in the

> womb and that part of her brain(the cerebellum) didn't grow all the

> way. Does anyone know if this treatment would be good for my

> daughter? If so, I need to know where to go from here.

>

> Thanks for your help!

>

> Sheila

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi doctor,

Thanks for responding. In your email below you stated other ways to help my

daughter. Will you please explain more?

Does anyone know if the Virginia medicaid programs pays for this therapy HBOT?

Need help in VA,

Sheila

Re: [ ] treatment for my daughter

Dear Sheila,

the cerebellum is where, among other things, equilibrium is processed,

as you surely know.

Oxygen now may boost affected areas into better performance and eventual

reconnection.

Do proceed with oxygen, but gently.

In biological medicine, ( but not yet in classical medicine) you can find

specific remedies to guide

that boosting action further.

Organ (bovine or swine) preparations are usual in Germany, Switzerland,

Argentina.

Some are peptones or lysates, and others are homeopathically prepared.

Both have a long history of use, at least in this country.

Stem cells are the newest and high-tech (expensive) relative of these

remedies.

Best regards.

Ignacio Fojgel, M.D.

Maimónides University

Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Sheila wrote:

> Hi,

>

> My daughter is 9 years old and has CP. Oxygen was cut off to her

cerebellum in the

> womb and that part of her brain(the cerebellum) didn't grow all the

> way. Does anyone know if this treatment would be good for my

> daughter? If so, I need to know where to go from here.

>

> Thanks for your help!

>

> Sheila

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Ms.,

you could try finding a local physician conversant in

-homotoxicological medicine (ask Heel Labs., in Albuquerque, NM),

anthroposophical medicine (you could try Weleda Laboratories),

and/or peptones and lysates (they originally are Argentine remedies, but they

are exported to Mexico and elsewhere.)

If animal cerebellar tissues are prepared in the homeopathic fashion (highly

diluted), or hydrolised (as to digest them down to its basic but still specific

components),

they are accepted by the body as information (blueprint) or basic materials for

reconstruction or reconnection, so to speak.

Results : better functioning, less symptoms, and eventual regeneration.

High-tech medicine expects to do it with stem cells, but it will certainly be

very expensive, and probably not soon enough.

In the meantime you might want to try these fairly inexpensive but time-honored

remedies, from medical systems other than academic medicine.

Best regards.

Ignacio Fojgel, M.D.

Maimónides University

Buenos Aires, Argentina.

" Sheila T. " wrote:

> Hi doctor,

>

> Thanks for responding. In your email below you stated other ways to help my

daughter. Will you please explain more?

>

> Does anyone know if the Virginia medicaid programs pays for this therapy HBOT?

>

> Need help in VA,

>

> Sheila

> Re: [ ] treatment for my daughter

>

> Dear Sheila,

> the cerebellum is where, among other things, equilibrium is processed,

> as you surely know.

> Oxygen now may boost affected areas into better performance and eventual

reconnection.

> Do proceed with oxygen, but gently.

>

> In biological medicine, ( but not yet in classical medicine) you can find

specific remedies to guide

> that boosting action further.

> Organ (bovine or swine) preparations are usual in Germany, Switzerland,

Argentina.

> Some are peptones or lysates, and others are homeopathically prepared.

> Both have a long history of use, at least in this country.

> Stem cells are the newest and high-tech (expensive) relative of these

remedies.

> Best regards.

> Ignacio Fojgel, M.D.

> Maimónides University

> Buenos Aires, Argentina.

>

> Sheila wrote:

>

> > Hi,

> >

> > My daughter is 9 years old and has CP. Oxygen was cut off to her

cerebellum in the

> > womb and that part of her brain(the cerebellum) didn't grow all the

> > way. Does anyone know if this treatment would be good for my

> > daughter? If so, I need to know where to go from here.

> >

> > Thanks for your help!

> >

> > Sheila

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Re: [ ] treatment for my daughter

> >

> > Dear Sheila,

> > the cerebellum is where, among other things, equilibrium is processed,

> > as you surely know.

> > Oxygen now may boost affected areas into better performance and

eventual reconnection.

> > Do proceed with oxygen, but gently.

> >

> > In biological medicine, ( but not yet in classical medicine) you can

find specific remedies to guide

> > that boosting action further.

> > Organ (bovine or swine) preparations are usual in Germany,

Switzerland, Argentina.

> > Some are peptones or lysates, and others are homeopathically prepared.

> > Both have a long history of use, at least in this country.

> > Stem cells are the newest and high-tech (expensive) relative of these

remedies.

> > Best regards.

> > Ignacio Fojgel, M.D.

> > Maimónides University

> > Buenos Aires, Argentina.

> >

> > Sheila wrote:

> >

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > My daughter is 9 years old and has CP. Oxygen was cut off to her

cerebellum in the

> > > womb and that part of her brain(the cerebellum) didn't grow all the

> > > way. Does anyone know if this treatment would be good for my

> > > daughter? If so, I need to know where to go from here.

> > >

> > > Thanks for your help!

> > >

> > > Sheila

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Dr. Fojgel

We weren't able to get back together, but I am very interested in the

homeopathic therapies about which we spoke. You said you had some

information to give me. Could you please either call me or email them to me.

If it is too voluminous, I 'm sure snail mail will suffice.

Muchas gracias y mucho gusto!

Dr. Cheryl Bruce, MD

The Center

For Exceptional Children and Families, Inc.

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