RE: Re: Dr. Kolb....as honest as they come....

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GT, I went to Dr Kolb and couldn't be happier with the surgery outcome, care and advise that was given to me. I believe she is an excellent surgeon as well as an excellent holistic pysician that helped immensly with detoxing and getting well. She does have a vast knowlegde of peripheal and nervous system issues, unlike any others doctors and I needed that info specfically. She sees alot of it. And studies it as well.

I am so happy that you are having a good outcome with this doc. We need all the help we can get. .And she doesnt push her products, she offers them ata discounted proce, much lower than stores. It saved me alot! I still take some of her most recommned products Love

>From: "mikat828" <mikat828@...> >Reply- > >Subject: Re: Dr. Kolb....as honest as they come.... >Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 05:01:47 -0000 > > > >Thanks for sharing. I truly hope that what Dr.Kolb prescribes for >you helps you on your way to getting better. Keep us posted. >hugs >kathy > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi everyone, > > > > If anyone has read any of my posts you might remember that I am >still > > not feeling very well since explantation 2 and a half years ago. >So, > > I recently made a trip to see Dr. Kolb. I only wish she had been >my > > explant doctor. She is honest to the point and has a sincere >concern > > for her patient and I believe humanity in general. She can relate >to > > what we are all going through on the deepest level. She is even > > concerned about the fact that many of her patients do not have >alot of > > financial resources so tries to figure out inexpensive ways to help > > them recover. She is , in fact, still studying this problem to >figure > > out new ways to help others. > > > > I am disturbed by what I think was hidden from me by my explant >doc. > > This is a whole other story and I will expand on this later. > > > > Dr. Kolb prescribed several things that she thought would help me > > with the peripheral neuropathy and dizziness that make everyday >living > > a struggle. I will keep you posted with my recovery progress. > > > > I also found out that she takes something like $100 non-refundable >for > > a surgery deposit while other docs ask $1500. This says alot >about a > > person. > > > > She knows what we suffer, that we are in dire need of help, and >tries > > not to give us a financial burden along with our other problems. >She > > does not think any of our symptoms are "in our heads". > > > > Additionally ladies, you must be careful and not assume that >surgeons > > advertising they are hand/microsurgeons or eye specialists can do > > better explant surgery or breast lifts. Microsurgery has nothing >to > > do with breast surgery. Microsurgery is putting together very >small > > vessels and hand surgery--not breasts. > > > > I sincerely believe that if I had not experienced what I have I >would > > not be able to understand a person going through this illness. > > Perhaps I would not believe them either. I could not even believe >it > > was happening to me. I would think that if a surgeon had >experienced > > this problem they would make every effort to get all the capsule >out > > and not break the implant sac. > > > > Anyway I need to get some sleep, > > > > Godbless, > > > > GT > > > > > >