RE: Chemical Brain Injury and Rx Drugs Help Please-Angel

[Guest guest]

>> " On Behalf Of Angel!!

Going to a PhD who knows nothing about CI, is analogous to going to a

veteranian for a charley horse in ones calf. " >>>>

Angel I wish everyone injured by toxic mold and chemicals had the finances

to consult with our trained physicians. Unfortunately that is not reality

for many. Dr. Schaller's e-book which he so generously gave this group

discusses this problem; that mainstream doctors are not trained and unable

to diagnose and treat those who have environmental illnesses.

Perhaps one day a national fund will be set up for the ones who do not have

the money for transportation, lodging, the consults fees plus necessary test

and then to pay for treatment protocols and follow-up visits.

Until then I will support those who are ill with no finances, try to share

with them my limited knowledge on the subject, give them articles and

peer-to-peer review articles which they can take to their mainstream

physicians to make these physicians aware of our illnesses and to protect

the patients from possible Rx drugs that are contraindicated with their

illness.

This is one reason I believe this group is so important. We are uniting to

share our knowledge so we can help others and attempt to enlighten the

professionals.

Peace,

Rosie

[Guest guest]

Throwing people on antidepressants because their collegeaues say that this

illness is psychology is ridiculous.

They are doing more harm then good.

This idiot who ever started using a anti sizure med for chem injury needs

to be sues. he is doing an unauthorized trial on people on his own

theory.

Using rxs outside of their intneted TESTED use is just not acceptable.

If they have atheory let them warn the patients of what they are are doing

and that it's their theory.

I wold never endorse the use of a drug for anyone nor myself that hasn't

been tested for long term propblems.

You don't go screwing around weith the brain on a theory.

I agree there needs to be a resource for those who can't afford to go to

drs who are knowledgable in this ailment. But to blindly follow an

allopath on a hunchor a journal article is asking for trouble.

Change the laws not changing meds.

On Mon, 27 Mar 2006, healthier4all wrote:

> Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 09:10:18 -0600

> From: healthier4all <Healthier4All@...>

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> Subject: RE: [] Chemical Brain Injury and Rx Drugs Help

> Please-Angel

>

>>> " On Behalf Of Angel!!

> Going to a PhD who knows nothing about CI, is analogous to going to a

> veteranian for a charley horse in ones calf. " >>>>

>

> Angel I wish everyone injured by toxic mold and chemicals had the finances

> to consult with our trained physicians. Unfortunately that is not reality

> for many. Dr. Schaller's e-book which he so generously gave this group

> discusses this problem; that mainstream doctors are not trained and unable

> to diagnose and treat those who have environmental illnesses.

>

> Perhaps one day a national fund will be set up for the ones who do not have

> the money for transportation, lodging, the consults fees plus necessary test

> and then to pay for treatment protocols and follow-up visits.

>

> Until then I will support those who are ill with no finances, try to share

> with them my limited knowledge on the subject, give them articles and

> peer-to-peer review articles which they can take to their mainstream

> physicians to make these physicians aware of our illnesses and to protect

> the patients from possible Rx drugs that are contraindicated with their

> illness.

>

> This is one reason I believe this group is so important. We are uniting to

> share our knowledge so we can help others and attempt to enlighten the

> professionals.

> Peace,

> Rosie

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