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If he would have stayed with us maybe I could have found out more about the Dr

he saw at Dartmouth. I do find it strange that the doctors he has now are so

against Dartmouth.

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> > If you live in westen Mass why are you going to Boston? If they do retest

> you and find you do have PA are you planing on going there for treatment as

> well. Seems like Springfield or Hartford would be a better choice.

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> > If you still want to go to Boston then MASS General seems to have a good

> place to go. It is rated as no 2 by thes report

> http://health.usnews.com/health/best-hospitals/diabetes-and-endocrine-disord

> ers-hospital-rankings/state+/page_number+1/page_size+25/sort+rank/name+

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Don't worry about it Francis. Sometimes people get a little touchy.

Val

From: hyperaldosteronism

[mailto:hyperaldosteronism ] On Behalf Of Francis Bill

OK I need help If my questions here seem pushey

I would like to know and will try to do better. Also this is my other questions

I asked him hyperaldosteronism/message/17469

He does seem to have left the group as his email no longer comes up in search.

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> Called four doctors in the Springfield area and posted results last week.

I am going to Boston because Dr Grim suggested a doctor there, my PCP will work

with that doctor to manage my treatment locally.

>

> But have to say I am pretty fed up with your questioning my every move, I

don't find it the least bit helpful.

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> I am going to drop out of the group now.

>

> Thanks to all that contributed constructive guidance.

>

> Steve

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I understand how people are I was self employed for many years. I also like to

help people out. Sometimes in doing this I sometimes do things that seem pushy.

I also understand that many of us myself included are very much on edge because

of what we have been through. I didn't used to be this way. Used to have

unlimited patience.

More then then likey if the doctor he saw at Dartmouth was right in him haveing

PA then he could have found someone close to him that would have worked with

Dartmouth. I know that Dartmouth has many good doctors and most likey has

someone there that knows about PA. They do kidney tranplants there.

> >

> > Called four doctors in the Springfield area and posted results last week.

> I am going to Boston because Dr Grim suggested a doctor there, my PCP will

> work with that doctor to manage my treatment locally.

> >

> > But have to say I am pretty fed up with your questioning my every move, I

> don't find it the least bit helpful.

> >

> > I am going to drop out of the group now.

> >

> > Thanks to all that contributed constructive guidance.

> >

> > Steve

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I was thinking the same thing. After seeing more of your postings you aren't so

bad. You are a lot like my father was.

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> I think you get the " theres goes your bedside manner award " this year,

> previously held by me. (ha)

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> Regards

>

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>

>

> I understand how people are I was self employed for many years. I also like

> to help people out. Sometimes in doing this I sometimes do things that seem

> pushy. I also understand that many of us myself included are very much on

> edge because of what we have been through. I didn't used to be this way.

> Used to have unlimited patience.

>

> More then then likey if the doctor he saw at Dartmouth was right in him

> haveing PA then he could have found someone close to him that would have

> worked with Dartmouth. I know that Dartmouth has many good doctors and most

> likey has someone there that knows about PA. They do kidney tranplants

> there.

>

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I think you get the " theres goes your bedside manner award " this year,

previously held by me. (ha)

Regards

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I understand how people are I was self employed for many years. I also like

to help people out. Sometimes in doing this I sometimes do things that seem

pushy. I also understand that many of us myself included are very much on

edge because of what we have been through. I didn't used to be this way.

Used to have unlimited patience.

More then then likey if the doctor he saw at Dartmouth was right in him

haveing PA then he could have found someone close to him that would have

worked with Dartmouth. I know that Dartmouth has many good doctors and most

likey has someone there that knows about PA. They do kidney tranplants

there.

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Well Francis (son),

I think you're not that unhealthy because you talk K and not creatinine, GFR

and kidney failure.

My concern has always been kidneys, since no Fx of cvd, cancer.

Regards

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>

>

> I understand how people are I was self employed for many years. I also

like

> to help people out. Sometimes in doing this I sometimes do things that

seem

> pushy. I also understand that many of us myself included are very much on

> edge because of what we have been through. I didn't used to be this way.

> Used to have unlimited patience.

>

> More then then likey if the doctor he saw at Dartmouth was right in him

> haveing PA then he could have found someone close to him that would have

> worked with Dartmouth. I know that Dartmouth has many good doctors and

most

> likey has someone there that knows about PA. They do kidney tranplants

> there.

>

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Francis: I would suggest that you add to your notes

I am not a physician but an informed, concerned consumer of medical information (or how ever you want to describe yourself or more of your medical backgroud). I read a lot and like to pass on what I read and think. Always contact your own health care team before making any medical decisions. Clarence E. Grim, BS, MS, MD

Specializing in Difficult High Blood Pressure and recent evolutionary forces on high blood pressure in population's today.

On Saturday, November 07, 2009, at 10:44AM, "jwwright" <jwwright@...> wrote:

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Well Francis (son),

I think you're not that unhealthy because you talk K and not creatinine, GFR

and kidney failure.

My concern has always been kidneys, since no Fx of cvd, cancer.

Regards

Re: Please recommend doctor in eastern Mass

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>

>

> I understand how people are I was self employed for many years. I also

like

> to help people out. Sometimes in doing this I sometimes do things that

seem

> pushy. I also understand that many of us myself included are very much on

> edge because of what we have been through. I didn't used to be this way.

> Used to have unlimited patience.

>

> More then then likey if the doctor he saw at Dartmouth was right in him

> haveing PA then he could have found someone close to him that would have

> worked with Dartmouth. I know that Dartmouth has many good doctors and

most

> likey has someone there that knows about PA. They do kidney tranplants

> there.

>

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I would think I would only have do this if I was giving medical information or

medical advice. Maybe I have done this without knowing I was doing it. I have no

problem adding this information to what I post if it is needed.

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Hopefuly If Dr Grim is right abd I have PA getting the right treatment for this

will restore me back to good health. Based on what in in files about drawing

blood for K that my K is lower then what most of the readings I have had done.

Kidney fuction test all are normal. The growth on my kidney is something they

will most likey be watching for the rest of my life. Hopefuly I will get more

information on this after the CT scan next week.

> >

> > I think you get the " theres goes your bedside manner award " this year,

> > previously held by me. (ha)

> >

> > Regards

> >

> >

> > Re: Please recommend doctor in eastern Mass

> >

> >

> >

> > I understand how people are I was self employed for many years. I also

> like

> > to help people out. Sometimes in doing this I sometimes do things that

> seem

> > pushy. I also understand that many of us myself included are very much on

> > edge because of what we have been through. I didn't used to be this way.

> > Used to have unlimited patience.

> >

> > More then then likey if the doctor he saw at Dartmouth was right in him

> > haveing PA then he could have found someone close to him that would have

> > worked with Dartmouth. I know that Dartmouth has many good doctors and

> most

> > likey has someone there that knows about PA. They do kidney tranplants

> > there.

> >

>

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Our intro description does mention to always check with your Dr. but some may not and try to do what we suggest. I try to throw this in as well.

Clarence E. Grim, BS, MS, MD

Specializing in Difficult High Blood Pressure and recent evolutionary forces on high blood pressure in population's today.

On Saturday, November 07, 2009, at 03:50PM, "Francis Bill" <georgewbill@...> wrote:

>

I would think I would only have do this if I was giving medical information or medical advice. Maybe I have done this without knowing I was doing it. I have no problem adding this information to what I post if it is needed.

> >

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