Re: Rita - Medical Frauds

[Guest guest]

Rita,you are right where is the documentation!

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[Guest guest]

You are all still defending this doctor, where are the answer's to my

questions? I am not trying to burst anybody's bubble, nor am I trying to

make a fool out of anybody. I just feel that false hope, is a terrible

thing to give anybody. If some good give me proof (rather than

hearsay), I would be the first one to jump on the bandwagon for the good

doctor. But so far, not one of my questions have been answered.

I am not a college graduate, so if people find my choice of words

offensive, that is certainly no intentional. All I have is 20 years

with this disease, and that is all I have. You notice when you people

disagree with me, I don't jump all over you.

If people have faith in this man, and believe in what he is doing, go

for it, but I don't feel that what he is doing is right, unless my

questions are answered.

I have talked extensively with my doctor about the good doctor, and have

read him just about everything I have, that pertains to him, and his

formula, or what ever it is, and he told me that if this was indeed

something that would benefit people with PLS, after 32 years, the

medical profession would have heard something of him by now.

Rita

[Guest guest]

Don:

My question is, if Dr. Phral has had such great success with what ever,

why is it not known in the medical field. How come there is if he has

been expermenting for all these years, the medical profession does not

know about it. It is such a mystery to me. Why can't I go to my doctor

or any doctor, and tell them or him, about Dr. Phral. They should know

about whatever he is doing, why not? These are the things I wonder

about. You would think my doctor would jump at the chance to contact Dr.

Phral, but he never heard of him, and insist there is nothing to it.

Like I said, I am not a college person, just a Grandma, who is skeptical

about things I don't understand. And that is why I go to my doctor

whenever, I hear of something new, or I don't understand. I can't take

the word of a lay person. I am not trying to start any trouble, I just

don't understand. And if I offended anybody, I am truly sorry, that was

not my intention.

What does your wife's doctor say regarding Dr. Phral? Is there anybody

else taking this stuff, who's doctor has endorsed this stuff. If so, I

would like to know, so I can present it to my doctor.

Rita

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[Guest guest]

rita,

i agree that there is a lot of quackery out there but i only wish i had at

least tried prahl's drug when first dx'ed in '93. [symptoms began in '88]

maybe i wud not be in such a dependent and deteriorated state now. i called

him in florida in '93 but opted not to try his 3036 remedy due to his

arrogant demeanor 'n method of payment. i advise everyone to go for it! i

want to try it at this late date but need his fl tel. no. i emailed frank

levy for it at

73112611@... but the postmaster returned it. don burge

[Guest guest]

ramble on rita. i dig your philosophy on living! don

[Guest guest]

Don:

That is exactly what I am talking about, something smells about the

whole thing.

There is so little know about PLS, and I can't understand why he singled

out PLS, something is just not kosher.

This disease, like any other unknown disease, is going to effect us in

one way or another. Some worse than others, some slower and some faster

than other's.

but it is going to happen, and we can only adjust our lifestyle

accordingly. This is what I have done, every day since id was

diagnosed. This is what I am trying to tell people, after having this

disease for so long. Believe me, if I thought for one minute that Dr.

Phral's formula would have helped me, I would have tried it years ago.

But my gut instinct told me " NO! "

This why I say listen to your body:

I tried swimming-my body said " no "

I tried exercise-pain.

When I get over tired, my speech slurs.

If I sit around to long,my legs get stiff

If I get stressed out for one reason or another, my whole system reacts.

So I have learned the do's and the don'ts over the last 14 years, and I

have seen a vast improvement in the way I feel. When I am tired, I do

nothing. I don't have to see my doctor till 2001, and thats OK by me.

We just keep plugging along, and do the best we can. Like I say there

are a lot od things I can't do any more, but by God I keep doing the

things I can do. And I am always discovering new ways to do old things.

I don't have time to sit around and worry what tomorrow will bring, I am

enjoying life the best I can. I am going to be dead a long time.

I am sorry to be going on so, but once I get going, I sometimes start to

ramble, forgive me.

Rita

[Guest guest]

Thanks Don, I am glad I am finally saying something, that doesn't get me

in trouble.

Don, I have been thru all the frustration your going thru, and it ain't

easy. I am not overly religious, but I do go to church, and do believe

in a higher power, and believe that " He doesn't close one door without

opening another " .

So hang in there, and take it one step at a time. Let me share

something with you. Before I had PLS I was a worry wart, I smoked 2

packs of cigarettes a day. I bit my nails, I literally was a basket

case.

When this disease kicked in and I had to change my way of life, I am

happier now than I ever was when I was " normal " . I do so much more with

my idle time. I learned how to do counted cross stitch, 10 years ago.

Never did anything with my hands before, but spank my kids. After my

first year I won two blue ribbons and best of show in the biggest state

fair here in New Hampshire.

Last summer I exhibited 30 of my pieces at our Old Homes Day

Celebration. It was one of the most wonderful experience of my life. I

felt like a celebrity, and now I am. People see me, and say you are the

lady who does the beautiful needlework. I have displayed my work at the

local high and junior high schools. And have been asked by our local

grade school to teach 4th grader's how to do it.

I have worked with mentally hill people, visiting people who have with

drawn from society, and have 3 success stories. The one I am most proud

of is a gal named Cheri, who was molested by her father, and her mother

would not believe her. Cheri became a manic depressant, had a nervous

breakdown, and was in complete isolation. We became friends right away.

She has forgiven her father, and is back with her family, and now goes

to auctions buys and sells antiques. I go with her, and I am learning

things about antiques that I never dreamed of.

I am now Vice president of our local Senior group here in town. and I

could just go on and on (there I go rambling again), but I had to turn

my life around, I could not go leading the life I was leading siting in

a chair, smoking, eating and feeling sorry for myself. I was not a nice

person to be around. I hope you get where I am coming from. You can

have a disease like PLS and have a full active life (of course I don't

move like I use to, but so what I can still move, and thats whats

important.

That is the support I offer to this PLS line, not how many pills I take,

it how to live your life.

I am sorry, I do get carried away. But, if I can help one person, to

carry on the best they can, than having this PLS is worth it to me. I

feel like a messager!!

Best Regards!

Rita

[Guest guest]

U GO GIRL!!