Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

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Good girl Conni, be strong. Most of us would not be in very good shape if

we did not do what we thought was best and only went with what the doctors

told us.

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

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>> At least three of us on this forum keep a list of LDN-friendly doctors.

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>> I have 97 doctors on my list, arranged by state. Sounds like a lot,

>> but there are some big states that I have NO doctors for.

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>> I send individual doctors' names to anyone who asks.

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>> I have a website with lots of useful LDN info on it... but I will

>> NEVER publish my list on my site, for exactly the same reasons ,

>> Crystal and Aletha have already mentioned.

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>> Consider it from the doctor's point of view: You prescribe LDN to one

>> or two of your patients, and suddenly your office is inundated by

>> people who want prescriptions because they saw your name on an

>> internet list.

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>> If I were a doctor, this would make me very nervous.

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>> Do we want as many people as possible to have access to LDN? Hell

>> yes. But we don't want to be seen as a mob of fanatics, either.

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>> If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your

>> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!

>> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start

>> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, " We'll have

>> ourselves a MOVEMENT! "

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>> Maureen

>> (Gazorpa)

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So frustrating, to have to beg them for somthing so many people believe in.

They don't even want to educate themselves. Conni

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>>>I absolutely agree with .

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>>> At least three of us on this forum keep a list of LDN-friendly doctors.

>>>

>>> I have 97 doctors on my list, arranged by state. Sounds like a lot,

>>> but there are some big states that I have NO doctors for.

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>>> I send individual doctors' names to anyone who asks.

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>>> I have a website with lots of useful LDN info on it... but I will

>>> NEVER publish my list on my site, for exactly the same reasons ,

>>> Crystal and Aletha have already mentioned.

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>>> Consider it from the doctor's point of view: You prescribe LDN to one

>>> or two of your patients, and suddenly your office is inundated by

>>> people who want prescriptions because they saw your name on an

>>> internet list.

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>>> If I were a doctor, this would make me very nervous.

>>>

>>> Do we want as many people as possible to have access to LDN? Hell

>>> yes. But we don't want to be seen as a mob of fanatics, either.

>>>

>>> If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your

>>> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!

>>> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start

>>> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, " We'll have

>>> ourselves a MOVEMENT! "

>>>

>>> Maureen

>>> (Gazorpa)

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I guess thats where we differ in opinion. If I was a doctor, I would simply tell all of them to take a number and have a seat. At $100 or more a visit, thats all I would do, is prescribe LDN.Prescribing LDN is perfectly legal, my doc in AZ isnt even afraid of promoting it, but of course he has closed down his traditional practice entirely. He promotes integrative, non traditional medicine. It sounds like a lot of these docs just dont want the exposure, I can understand why, it's just a shame, thats all. Maybe instead of us doing all the work, these docs need to get more involved and make a stance as well! >> I absolutely agree with . > > At least three of us on this forum keep a list of LDN-friendly doctors. > > I have 97 doctors on my list, arranged by state. Sounds like a lot,> but there are some big states that I have NO doctors for. > > I send individual doctors' names to anyone who asks.> > I have a website with lots of useful LDN info on it... but I will> NEVER publish my list on my site, for exactly the same reasons ,> Crystal and Aletha have already mentioned. > > Consider it from the doctor's point of view: You prescribe LDN to one> or two of your patients, and suddenly your office is inundated by> people who want prescriptions because they saw your name on an> internet list. > > If I were a doctor, this would make me very nervous. > > Do we want as many people as possible to have access to LDN? Hell> yes. But we don't want to be seen as a mob of fanatics, either. > > If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, "We'll have> ourselves a MOVEMENT!" > > Maureen > (Gazorpa)>

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and this how it has to be - maybe we can include it in the welcome email - a

procedure for finding a doctor. then if you guys can't find any you can contact

me.

cyndi

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>> If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your

>> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!

>> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start

>> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, " We'll have

>> ourselves a MOVEMENT! "

>>

>> Maureen

>> (Gazorpa)

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look on the bright side look at how many people we have educated so far.

cyndi

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

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>So frustrating, to have to beg them for somthing so many people believe in.

>They don't even want to educate themselves. Conni

> [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

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>>>>I absolutely agree with .

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>>>> At least three of us on this forum keep a list of LDN-friendly doctors.

>>>>

>>>> I have 97 doctors on my list, arranged by state. Sounds like a lot,

>>>> but there are some big states that I have NO doctors for.

>>>>

>>>> I send individual doctors' names to anyone who asks.

>>>>

>>>> I have a website with lots of useful LDN info on it... but I will

>>>> NEVER publish my list on my site, for exactly the same reasons ,

>>>> Crystal and Aletha have already mentioned.

>>>>

>>>> Consider it from the doctor's point of view: You prescribe LDN to one

>>>> or two of your patients, and suddenly your office is inundated by

>>>> people who want prescriptions because they saw your name on an

>>>> internet list.

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>>>> If I were a doctor, this would make me very nervous.

>>>>

>>>> Do we want as many people as possible to have access to LDN? Hell

>>>> yes. But we don't want to be seen as a mob of fanatics, either.

>>>>

>>>> If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your

>>>> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!

>>>> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start

>>>> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, " We'll have

>>>> ourselves a MOVEMENT! "

>>>>

>>>> Maureen

>>>> (Gazorpa)

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> Maureen, do you have anyone in Ohio... "

Hi Conni... I will email you privately tomorrow.

-- Maureen

(Gazorpa)

[Guest guest]

Hi Cyndi,

That is a great idea. If you, , Crystal or would like to write

it up, I would be very happy to include it in the welcome e-mail.

My best

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

> and this how it has to be - maybe we can include it in the welcome email -

> a procedure for finding a doctor. then if you guys can't find any you can

> contact me.

> cyndi

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>>> If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your

>>> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!

>>> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start

>>> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, " We'll have

>>> ourselves a MOVEMENT! "

>>>

>>> Maureen

>>> (Gazorpa)

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I agree that is nice. But you keep trying to walk through a door and they

keep closing, it is frustrating. It was so nice to talk to someone who was

proud to be involved in helping others and believed in it and stood up for

it!!!! Conni

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

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>So frustrating, to have to beg them for somthing so many people believe in.

>They don't even want to educate themselves. Conni

> [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

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>>>>I absolutely agree with .

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>>>> At least three of us on this forum keep a list of LDN-friendly doctors.

>>>>

>>>> I have 97 doctors on my list, arranged by state. Sounds like a lot,

>>>> but there are some big states that I have NO doctors for.

>>>>

>>>> I send individual doctors' names to anyone who asks.

>>>>

>>>> I have a website with lots of useful LDN info on it... but I will

>>>> NEVER publish my list on my site, for exactly the same reasons ,

>>>> Crystal and Aletha have already mentioned.

>>>>

>>>> Consider it from the doctor's point of view: You prescribe LDN to one

>>>> or two of your patients, and suddenly your office is inundated by

>>>> people who want prescriptions because they saw your name on an

>>>> internet list.

>>>>

>>>> If I were a doctor, this would make me very nervous.

>>>>

>>>> Do we want as many people as possible to have access to LDN? Hell

>>>> yes. But we don't want to be seen as a mob of fanatics, either.

>>>>

>>>> If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your

>>>> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!

>>>> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start

>>>> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, " We'll have

>>>> ourselves a MOVEMENT! "

>>>>

>>>> Maureen

>>>> (Gazorpa)

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Oh yea!! I haven't had to go back for a refill yet, but I hope that 'hissy fit' thrown by a new patient didn't cost me my prescription! Probably not. My doc knows that I do my research. Marcie Lucille <juicedolan@...> wrote: Hi Aletha (love that name!) Most people would know that you have to make an

appointment to see a Dr. and and have all your prior health records with you when you go. You can't expect to just call a Dr. and ask for a script. No Dr. is going to do that. Unless of course he charges $500.00 a pop (which I think is ridiculous). If you know a Dr. prescribes MS and you received his info off of this board or from someone on this board, make an appointment, change Drs. do it the right way. It may be a little scary but it's definitely worth it. DO NOT I repeat DO NOT go in there and make a scene crying "you gave it to sally and susie and I want it too!" I found out that people have actually done this LOL! (right marcie?) LOL! Aletha Wittmann <Aletharedshift> wrote: I don't think this is an issue of being

secret. We had problems last year with some doctors being called and people saying I want to get a script for LDN. Some doctors offices don't take kindly to being inundated with phone calls just for a product or certain med. Some of the doctors complained and asked to be taken off of what ever list was floating around. We want doctors to be happy to prescribe, not upset or feeling like people are only calling them for a certain script. We want them to try to prescribe to some of their patients and see the wonderful results and then help their other clients, and spread the word. This won't happen if we bombard them with phone calls from all over the US asking for phone consults. My best Aletha ----- Original

Message ----- From: Dave Carlin low dose naltrexone Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 10:58 AM Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN Maybe it's just me, but I dont agree that those docs should be kept a secret. Any devious person could get a docs name, or a list from one of you guys, all they have to do is email you and say they are looking for a doc, it could be ANYONE!! If a doc wanted his privacy protected, and was afraid of some whacko destroying his practice, believe me, he wouldnt give you the time of day, let alone his

permission to be a prescribing doc. All I'm saying is we need to get out of this 'secrecy' mindset, LDN needs to be put 'OUT THERE',in any way it can. If LDN has any chance of becoming widely known, we need to quit pretending like we're some type of exclusive club, with an exclusive list. My doc friend is building a new house right now, and has his hands full with many projects related to that. But he assured me that when he gets past a lot of this, he has absolutely no problem doing whatever he can to get the word of LDN out there. He said he will confront associates at Barrows Neurological, as well as speak to the AZ chapter of the NMSS. Will any of this help, maybe, maybe not, but I just think we need to get out of this shell we're in. Here is a doc and his doc wife willing to put themselves out there advocating LDN, we need to do all we can. [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN My doctor in Orlando, said I could put his name on this list of doctors prescribing LDN, and it is there. I have a list as well of doctors that prescribe LDN, but never would I post it out for all to see....I only give to those that ask me and only a doctor in their area. I wouldn't put it on my site either. I feel doctors are entitled to their privacy as well and if they give permission and someone ask me, then I will tell. It is just a sick feeling to

think that doctors are walking on the fence and some will find a way to hurt their practice because they prescribe LDN. Doctors have to protect their a@#....it just sickens me. And we should take a part in protecting them if we can. Thank God we have some doctors who aren't afraid to reach out regardless of the risks. Thank God for Dr. Bihari! This is just unreal! Stay Well! Peace, Donnawww.freewebs.com/lovelaugh/ > >>> >> This group is here to help each other. If a name of a Dr. is posted> >because they happen to be educated on LDN and are willing to prescribe> >it to help people who need it why pray tell would that wrong? They get a> >new patient who pays money, the patient gets LDN??? I'm still unable to> >figure out the "wrong" part. Unless of course someone is trying to keep> >the list of prescribing Drs. all to themselves? But what good would come> >of that? My Dr. told me he didn't mind? I say put it out there. Besides> >I really don't think someone is going to run into a Drs. office and> >start crying saying "well you gave it to sally and susie and I want it> >too wah!!" LOL!> >>

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i don't think thats what i meant. what i meant was we need to tell people how to

find a doctor.

just let know who to email to get the information and maybe brenda maureen and

and aletha can get together and figure something out. actuallly you guy could

split it by regions since you all live in three different places/.

for new england press 1

for the south press 2

and for the left coast press 3

cyndi

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

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>I have to agree with Cyndi and Aletha! That is a GREAT idea! Why don't

and Maureen get their lists together since they keep them up-to-date and send

them to Aletha (love that name!) Then when someone joins Aletha can forward them

the list in the welcome packet. That sounds really good.! Ya'll better get

started since you have all thoses names hoarded oops I mean saved and hidden

LOL!

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>Aletha Wittmann <Aletha@...> wrote: Hi Cyndi,

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>That is a great idea. If you, , Crystal or would like to write

>it up, I would be very happy to include it in the welcome e-mail.

>

>My best

>Aletha

> Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN

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>> and this how it has to be - maybe we can include it in the welcome email -

>> a procedure for finding a doctor. then if you guys can't find any you can

>> contact me.

>> cyndi

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>>>> If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your

>>>> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!

>>>> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start

>>>> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, " We'll have

>>>> ourselves a MOVEMENT! "

>>>>

>>>> Maureen

>>>> (Gazorpa)

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lol, Cyndi, you funny. Is that left coast left from the top or the bottom? lol

Personally I think these docs need to grow some kahunas and support LDN like us, not sit back and be afraid to speak up about it. Yes, they're doing MS'ers and LDN a huge benefit by prescribing it, but they're making money too, it's a service that they're getting paid for. This is so ridiculous that we have to keep a private, secret list. I'm not saying that it doesnt have tobe that way, I'm just saying that it is rdiculous! If Skip is right, and the number of docs IS in the thousands, thats a lot of doc power. I wonder how many of these docs are like my AZ doc buddy, and NOT afraid of being made public. Does anybody know? Hi Cyndi,> >> >That is a great idea. If you, , Crystal or would like to write > >it up, I would be very happy to include it in the welcome e-mail.> >> >My best> >Aletha> > Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN> >> >> and this how it has to be - maybe we can include it in the welcome email - > >> a procedure for finding a doctor. then if you guys can't find any you can > >> contact me.> >> cyndi> >>>>> >>>> If anyone wants to help spread the good word about LDN ... send your> >>>> doctor's name to , to Crystal, or to me. Or to all three of us!> >>>> Make our lists even longer! And pretty soon these doctors will start> >>>> talking to each other... and then, as Arlo Guthrie said, "We'll have> >>>> ourselves a MOVEMENT!"> >>>>> >>>> Maureen> >>>> (Gazorpa)> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>

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ENlander, MD, talks about LDN on the homepage of his website. He's been treating folks with CFIDS with it. Is he on any list? NYC.

mjh"The Basil Book"http://foxhillfarm.us/FireBasil/

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> ENlander, MD, talks about LDN on the homepage of his website. He's

> been treating folks with CFIDS with it. Is he on any list? NYC.

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> mjh

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Yes, he's on mine. He's one of the rare ones who doesn't mind being public.

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foxhillers@... wrote: " ENlander, MD, talks about LDN on the

homepage of his website. He's been treating folks with CFIDS with

it. Is he on any list? "

Thanks, foxhiller... he's on my list. Keep 'em coming!!! Every name

counts!

-- Maureen

(Gazorpa)

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> If there are Dr's. who agree to have their names be put on a list

but ask that it be kept private, then that would tell me, don't put

my name on a list. Again, I really don't think a big drug company is

going to cruise a group discussion board to get Dr.'s names. The

whole idea of keepiong these " private " lists I think is more of

a " personal " choice and just plain ridiculous.

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Juice,

The people who have these lists have already explained why they're

not published for the general public and most who replied agreed with

that decision. You seem to think there's more involved, calling it

a " personal choice " . Code words for something else? I'm curious what

you're leading up to.

Artie

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> If there are Dr's. who agree to have their names be put on a list but ask that

it be kept private, then that would tell me, don't put my name on a list.

Again, I really don't think a big drug company is going to cruise a group

discussion board to get Dr.'s names. The whole idea of keepiong these " private "

lists I think is more of a " personal " choice and just plain ridiculous.

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Putting out in public a list of doctors that prescribe LDN will be copied and

posted all over the place and that list will be picked up by every search engine

available. That's how many doctors found out their names were on the list, they

typed their names in a search engine and to their horror came on this forum

asking to be removed from that list. Other doctors were being bombarded by

patients want LDN scripts and those docs asked to be removed. I do not EVER

give out my entire list to any one person. It is done by what state they are

in, that way the list cannot be copied and re-posted on other sites.

Regardless of what anyone thinks, I intend to appreciate, protect and hopefully

continue to keep the docs I have on my list currently.

The subject needs to be dropped. I am not putting my list of docs out in public.

I did it once and there was trouble, so my list stays private and I'll share

when I see someone in a particular state asking for an LDN doc and if I have a

doc there, I'll try to help.

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> Hi Arteey (gotcha LOL!)

>

> Don't you think it would be a nice idea if those lists could be

placed in a folder on our group board? Then say if I went on

vacation and for some reason ran out of LDN I could log on and see if

there was a Dr. near me so I could make an appt to get a script.

>

> You'd have to be member to get to the folder, and I really don't

think a big drug company is going to go thru the trouble. Does that

satisfy your curiosity? LOL!

> Sincerely

> JUICE

>

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Juice,

If I ran out of LDN while I was out of town I would immediately call

my neurologist and pharmacy (in my case - Skip's) and ask them to

help. They're just a phone call away. I wouldn't come to this

discussion board to look up another doctor when I already have one.

Anyone who comes here asking for help finding a doctor gets it

without strings attached. The people helping know what it's like to

have a terrible illness and they're more than too happy to help. I

don't think it's an *ego trip thing*. At least that's the impression

I get.

Best Regards,

Artie

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I don't want MY name on the board... And I'm not even important!

Privacy is necessary as a safety measure. There are people in the world

who are constantly looking to make trouble... for money or just for the

fun of it. With very little information, these people can pull up a map

to anyone's front door...with driving directions! It's not paranoid to

be careful ...it's just smart.

>

> Anyone who comes here asking for help finding a doctor gets it

> without strings attached. The people helping know what it's like to

> have a terrible illness and they're more than too happy to help. I

> don't think it's an *ego trip thing*. At least that's the impression

> I get.

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> Hi Art,

> I went back and did what you do. I looked through all the posts from when

the board frist started regarding physicians who prescribe LDN and guess what?

Everybody was posting the names and numbers of their own Drs. in their emails

incase someone else needed it. There were no " lists " to post so nobody got in

trouble. It was all being done by someone asking " Does anyone know... " and then

someone would respond and that was that. There weren't any posts from Dr's

asking that their names be removed from any " list " either. There were no

threats of any lawsuits. Again, if you have your own website with a " list " then

be worried otherwise, this isn't the forum for it. Alot of the old messages are

answered by Dr. B., and he gives out Skips name and number LOL! I didn't see

anyone sending him a an email telling him he better ask Skip for permission LOL!

> Sincerely,

> Juice

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There is a post on this forum directed at me() from a particular doctor's

nurse asking me to please remove that doc's name from my list stating he does

not prescribe LDN and never has. Actually, I believe their were two posts from

two different doc's staff who came here asking me to remove that doc from my

list. Doing a search on this forum doesn't bring up every single post related

to a particular topic.

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> Well there you have it. They were asking YOU to remove them from YOUR list.

Not from an email that was posted by someone else. It's the lists that cause

the trouble. Not when people post the name in discussion get it? As adults I'm

sure people know that just because a Dr.'s name is posted on this board it

doesn't mean they are going to be able to waltz in and get a script. They

aren't going to slap down good hard earned money without doing a little footwork

first. That goes for alot of things not only getting a script for LDN or buying

a car. Give people a little more credit in the intelligence area. Don't make

people ask their Dr.'s for permission. That isn't their job. Nor is it yours.

Maybe the Dr. doesn't mind getting new patients and prescribing LDN but doesn't

want their name on any list? Let people post what they want. Monitor your list

on your board and when you see someone post a name put it on your list if you

want and if you don't well then don't.

> If Dr. Gluck see's a post he doesn't like then as the owner of the group he

can delete it right? Or he can send that person an email direct right? Not you

or me or anyone else. Did you know this is the only discussion group that has

rules? But I've yet to see an email telling someone not to post a particular

subject from Dr. Gluck himself. So don't parlay what has happened to you off as

something that has happened to his board. Covet and protect your list on your

board and let the people on this board alone. They aren't hurting

anyone.

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Juice wrote....

" As adults I'm sure people know that just because a Dr.'s name is posted on this

board it doesn't mean they are going to be able to waltz in and get a script.

They aren't going to slap down good hard earned money without doing a little

footwork first " .

Juice, I hate to tell you but you're wrong. This has happened many times,

Marcie can tell you about the woman who went to her doc. There have been some

that have done exactly what you said they wouldn't do. If a doctor doesn't want

to be on a list, he/she doesn't want to be listed on this email list either.

I'm through discussing this matter with you. You either get what Maureen,

myself, Cyndi, etc are saying or you don't. If Maureen and Crystal and Cyndi

want to give up their lists for public view that's up to them, but it sure would

not be wise. It shouldn't even be listed in the welcome packet because it's

eventually bound to get published on other forums and land on the search engines

like it used to be and we'll start having many of those docs start refusing to

write LDN scripts at all and where will all their patients currently on LDN be,

Up the Creek WITHOUT a Paddle. Sorry , LOL.

All I'm doing is thinking ahead, not just in the present.

[Guest guest]

Hi Juice,

I didn't mention anything about CRAB producing companies.

The list will be abused if placed in a forum that can be accessed by anyone, especially the unethical and discourteous.

Regards,

Cris

4e. Re: Physicians who prescibe LDN Posted by: "Lucille" juicedolan@... juicedolan Date: Fri Aug 25, 2006 5:27 pm (PDT)Hi You also make a good point. Info on this board is ALWAYS picked up by people who cruise thru looking for a few good email addresses to send spam to. But to believe that big CRAB producing companies are going to cruise thru to collect Dr's. names prescribing LDN is a little "out there" don't ya think? Again, I reiterate, if you have your own website (and we don't) then worry, otherwise we're okay here. Sincerely, Juice Case Health Pty Ltd <casehealth@...> wrote: Hi Juice, You make a good point. There is a risk information could be reproduced, misinterpreted, misrepresented, or misused by those who infiltrate the group (eg those who join for reasons other than discussing LDN). Regards, Cris 3a. Re: Physicians who prescribe LDN Posted by: "Lucille" juicedolan@... juicedolan Date: Thu Aug 24, 2006 9:53 am (PDT)This board is a non-profit, non-professional, non-soliciting group of people sharing. Now if you have your own personal board and you have things postd that you shouldn't? Then maybe you should be worried. Not here.

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>

> Hi Art,

> I went back and did what you do. I looked through all the posts

from when the board frist started regarding physicians who prescribe

LDN and guess what? Everybody was posting the names and numbers of

their own Drs. in their emails incase someone else needed it. There

were no " lists " to post so nobody got in trouble. It was all being

done by someone asking " Does anyone know... " and then someone would

respond and that was that. There weren't any posts from Dr's asking

that their names be removed from any " list " either. There were no

threats of any lawsuits. Again, if you have your own website with

a " list " then be worried otherwise, this isn't the forum for it.

Alot of the old messages are answered by Dr. B., and he gives out

Skips name and number LOL! I didn't see anyone sending him a an email

telling him he better ask Skip for permission LOL!

> Sincerely,

> Juice

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Hi Juice,

Going back and looking through all the posts when the group first

started pertaining to doctors names must have taken you quite a bit

of time. Did you use the search feature and if so what were the key

words used because I'd like to try it too.

I've checked out many of the old posts too and I never once saw where

Dr. Bihari posted here. Guess I missed his. Dr. Gluck has from time

to time, but this is rare. Could you supply us with the message

numbers of Dr. Bihari's posts, this way we all can read them. Thanks!

If lists of prescribing doctors names were publically published then

you've read the reasons why they aren't anymore. It makes sense to me

and to most of the other members. No one is denied a doctor. All they

have to do is ask and Crystal, Maureen, , Aletha, and

Cyndi jump into action. Through their selfless determination they've

created a procedure that works and leaves most satisfied. There's

probably not much more to add to this sbject, wouldn't you agree?

Gotta go the JFK airport to pick up my girlfriend today. Hate driving

in there, especially on a Sunday afternoon. Better make sure my horn

and middle finger works. You know us Lawn Guyland Nu Yawk drivas. Be

back later. Have a great day!

Artie

[Guest guest]

Hello

I would like to find out a doctor in Edmonton,

Alberta, Canada that would give me LDN to try out...

--- Art Hansen <rtee54@...> wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi Art,

> > I went back and did what you do. I looked

> through all the posts

> from when the board frist started regarding

> physicians who prescribe

> LDN and guess what? Everybody was posting the names

> and numbers of

> their own Drs. in their emails incase someone else

> needed it. There

> were no " lists " to post so nobody got in trouble.

> It was all being

> done by someone asking " Does anyone know... " and

> then someone would

> respond and that was that. There weren't any posts

> from Dr's asking

> that their names be removed from any " list " either.

> There were no

> threats of any lawsuits. Again, if you have your

> own website with

> a " list " then be worried otherwise, this isn't the

> forum for it.

> Alot of the old messages are answered by Dr. B., and

> he gives out

> Skips name and number LOL! I didn't see anyone

> sending him a an email

> telling him he better ask Skip for permission LOL!

> > Sincerely,

> > Juice

>

> --

>

> Hi Juice,

>

> Going back and looking through all the posts when

> the group first

> started pertaining to doctors names must have taken

> you quite a bit

> of time. Did you use the search feature and if so

> what were the key

> words used because I'd like to try it too.

>

> I've checked out many of the old posts too and I

> never once saw where

> Dr. Bihari posted here. Guess I missed his. Dr.

> Gluck has from time

> to time, but this is rare. Could you supply us with

> the message

> numbers of Dr. Bihari's posts, this way we all can

> read them. Thanks!

>

> If lists of prescribing doctors names were

> publically published then

> you've read the reasons why they aren't anymore. It

> makes sense to me

> and to most of the other members. No one is denied a

> doctor. All they

> have to do is ask and Crystal, Maureen, ,

> Aletha, and

> Cyndi jump into action. Through their selfless

> determination they've

> created a procedure that works and leaves most

> satisfied. There's

> probably not much more to add to this sbject,

> wouldn't you agree?

>

> Gotta go the JFK airport to pick up my girlfriend

> today. Hate driving

> in there, especially on a Sunday afternoon. Better

> make sure my horn

> and middle finger works. You know us Lawn Guyland Nu

> Yawk drivas. Be

> back later. Have a great day!

>

> Artie

>

>

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Juice, I did not write this that you posted below...

I WAS CALLING ALL THE DOCTORS YOU GAVE ME, AND WAS GETTING FRUSTRATED. MOST

NUMBERS DON'T GO THROUGH ANYMORE, ONE DOCTOR THAT WAS 15 MINUTES AWAY FROM ME

DENIED USING LDN, ONE WAS A VET, SOME NUMBERS OUT OF ORDER. DO YOU GUYS HAVE A

METHOD OF ASKING..... "

======

I don't know who that person got a list from but I do not have vets on my list.

It's okay if a person wants to put out their doc's name without his/her

permission to do so if they don't mind jeapordizing the possiblity of losing a

good doctor patient relationship and not being able to get a new LDN script

renewal when they go back to their doc. Doctors do find out when a patient has

put his/her name out in public because they start getting numerous phone calls.

I'd hate to see someone lose their LDN prescribing doctor over a mistake like

listing their doc's name as an LDN prescribing doctor in public.

Juice, since you're not afraid to list your neuro's name and don't feel it

necessary to ask his/her permission to do so, why don't you give us your neuro's

name and phone contact so we can have his/her name available on here on the site

for newbies

Please don't attach things that I have not written to something I have written.

That's basically my main reason for responding to this post.

[Guest guest]

>

> ,

>

> I proved my point in attaching what someone posted so that YOU could see

that these OH SO PROTECTED lists aren't any good to anyone if they aren't kept

up. And as that post shows they aren't. SO if someone asks for the name of a

Dr. let's just put it out there. So you can quit trying to back-paddle out of

your corner.

>

> As for my Neuro, I did post his info on the board! But I guess YOU just

didn't see it! And I'm still giving it out to people when they ask me for it.

And in case you didn't see it I just posted an up-to-date website for everyone

to use IF THEY WANT that has Dr.s all over the place that they can call. with

good links to get LDN. AND THE DR.'S themselves put it together!

> Again no one asked you to post your list. Keep it to yourself on your

board. It will only get US in trouble here.

>

======

I'm not the first to have started a list. There are approx. 5 of us that have a

LDN doc's list. I had no idea I was supposed to be backed in a corner, and I'm

certainly not backed in a corner by you. You don't intimidate me in the least.