Request for help on neuro website

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> Note: forwarded message attached.

> From: Scarlett6@...

> Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 01:29:29 EDT

> Subject: Need some help here on a neuro website

>

> I am registered with a website called BrainTalk. It

> is a website offering free forums for people with

> neurological disorders. No one had posted any

> information that I could find on this site about

> problems relating to implants. A couple of days ago,

> I did just that and received a prompt reply from a

> doctor posting studies about the high rate of

> suicide in implant patients, how happy patients were

> with them and how studies showed no problems with

> implants.

>

> I would appreciate some help here. I have written

> everyone I could think of from government officials,

> physicians and various other people and still I feel

> like I am beating my head against a wall. Dr. Kolb,

> Pam Dowd, Kathy ley-, , Rogene, and

> any others who have good solid information to post

> in response-I would really appreciate the help here.

> I know there are others, but these are some of the

> first I think of who can provide information that

> cannot be argued. Where I am now stuck is responding

> to his comment that implants do not leak, as you

> will see in the latest posts... Actually, I don't

> even think he read any of the sites I linked or

> suggested.

>

> If you would be so kind as to register on this site,

> select a member name, then go to Forums and scroll

> down to Chronic Pain, you will find my original

> posting on Breast Implants/Chronic Pain/Peripheral

> Neuropathy and you will see this doctor's postings

> following mine. I post under the name Yorkiemom.

> Here is the link:

> http://brain.hastypastry.net/forums/

>

> PLEASE keep any postings non-confrontational and

> present information in a polite and non-debative

> manner. This is a public board, but it is moderated

> and they do not tolerate ANY problems. At the first

> signs of confrontation, posters are promptly banned.

> I do not want this to happen. Otherwise, the topic

> may be closed. This site gets a lot of reader

> traffic, so it would help if this topic could be

> continued.

>

> Thanks,

> Cathie

>