Re: :( Doc says no-- NO money--No paid Vacations--No kick back!

[Guest guest]

Money, paid vacations, professional reputation, and

MORE money! Avoid the paid specialists and ask local

advice for a GP who isn't challewnged by a new idea.

Most doctors still don't believe it's neccessary to

wash their hands. Why bang one's head on the same

wall? Important to learn when to just walk around the

wall and move on. Courage! Best, Shirley

--- Sara <zammead_2000@...> wrote:

> When I read your post yesterday, I called out to my

> husband... " No way she'll get LDN from that neuro -

> he's too allogorically entrenched " . I'm sorry

> that it didn't work out for you.

>

> Sara

>

> Vaccaro <jaynbeth@...> wrote:

> ,

>

> Sorry to hear that. Just curious, is he a

> Neurologist?

>

>

>

> On Mar 17, 2006, at 12:15 PM, jennyboo19693 wrote:

>

> > Hey ya'll,

> >

> > I talked to the nurse at my docs office today to

> find out if he got

> > the

> > info I sent on LDN. She said that, indeed, he

> did, but he won't

> > prescribe it. He said it is quackery! I was

> stunned! I thought as a

> > professional and a researcher, he would at least

> be willing to check

> > into it. She did say that another patient of his

> had been asking

> > about

> > it also. I am bummed but not giving up! I do

> take the betaseron

> > shots

> > and the low dose novantrone treatments and have

> had no further

> > progression in the last 16 mos, which is great,

> but like I said

> > before,

> > not much into sticking myself for the rest of my

> life. Say prayers

> > for

> > me and that my doc will take a break from the

> pharmacutical train

> > for a

> > minute and actually look into this. Thanks for

> listening to me

> > whine!!

> >

> > Take care and be well,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >