Re: conference snippets 1

[Guest guest]

I think I want to make some personal comments. Kiki covered the basic flow of the conference, but now that that's covered... I want to talk about some of the people.

First of all, I don't think I have ever been so impressed with not only a father and son team, but an entire family. I wasn't going to have any lunch, but Mrs. Gluck bought too many sandwiches, so I enjoyed greatly the chicken salad sandwich. Thanks so much!

While we couldn't have Dr. Bihari there with us, and did a great job recording Dr. Bihari talking to us, to start off the conference. Except for not being able to ask him questions, his audio presentation in the beginning of the conference set the tone and mood for the entire day. I never talked to him on the phone, so this was my first hearing of anything he has to say. If you didn't notice nobody was at the microphone, or closed your eyes, he was there speaking to us. It was great.

Kiki summed up Dr. Gluck and Dr. Bihari's school days' talks. The knowledge, dedication and passion for LDN shines through. I did not know their history. I didn't really understand what kind of relationship was between Dr. Bihari, with patients taking LDN, and this website and group ran by and . Now I know.

Two men, one retired a decade, could be down in Florida enjoying the sunny days (ok, well, hurricanes and tropical storms have been much fun lately), or out on the golf course, or just enjoying his family. The other, not only still practicing, but in rehabilitation for no minor accident! Ouch! Get well soon Dr. B!!!! He, too, could be retired. But he's still helping his patients, and keeps in touch with . That is just so cool! Friends since 5th grade. And a perfect relationship for all of us. Dr. Bihari has been giving to the medical community, according to his CV, since before I was born! Why would anyone not retire after 45 years after an unfortunate accident. It HAS to be LOVE. And with . Dr. Bihari was practicing for many years. and brought LDN to the WORLD. The WORLD. A fire is burning around the GLOBE. I believe fuel was just added to the fire. A milestone day.

I can't say for sure, but my impression of Manhattan rates (especially after just 48 hours of cabs and meals!), compared to what is charged for services, in my calculations, doesn't make Dr. Bihari a Trump. It HAS to be love. And I think I can speak, er, type, for many many people, these two men have CHANGED, NO!, SAVED, Saved our lives. Saved our happiness, our hope, our jobs! (saved MINE!), our family lives, our vacations. And not only THAT! But because of this website, and because of the internet, many of us (ME!) have never paid one bill to Dr. Bihari. But I owe him everything I listed above. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU*10^9999999

We also owe much gratitude to Mrs. Gluck, not only for helping with the conference, but also for her 3 (?) children. can also be summed up in those same two words I could use instead of all this rambling. Totally Awesome! And his two sisters, I'm sorry, I didn't get your names into my long term memory and the short didn't hold 'em One of whom had the misfortune and poor choice of a seat.... next to ME the entire day, I thank you and appreciate it very much.

Wow. This is only the Welcome and Keynote part of our 8 part day. Um, I see how much I typed so far... and this only covers the first 40 minutes!!!

To be continued.... Clinical Trials Panel ....

Re: [low dose naltrexone] conference snippets

A great post Kiki, thanks very much!

-Thanks to the other atendees also, (esp. B. & Larry GC.) -After reading these messages, I quickly felt that I had a real sense of the experience of the conference:

-It felt GREAT! -Seems like it was a big success!