Guest guest Posted October 23, 1999 Report Share Posted October 23, 1999 >Anyone ready to take a stand to STOP STEERE? > Hi, Is there anything that we at out computers can do in addition to suggesting questions? Mine would be why is he closed to new research and why doesn't he listen to patients? MS people used to complain about pain but docs learned in school that MS doesn't cause pain! So knowledge about that disease was held up because patients weren't listened to. And this situation sounds similiar with exception that Steere doesn't even listen to other doctors! Also, would it be appropriate to publically offer support MI doc, mentioned in previous press release post who cannot treat lyme? He was my former doc and was not only competant but a truly good person. The reference to suicide caught my eye as I live in MI - home of the infamous Dr. Kevorkian. People with CFIDS/FM have sought him for aid in their suicides. I have know of other folks with difficult to diagnose conditions, who are not believed and helped in some way, also committing suicide. One of the lists I have is named after a CFIDS listmember who took her life rather than endure the quaility of life her illness brought. If Steere has caused this kind of misery, these facts must be brought out and his treatment protocal ended - especially in view that people not matching CDC criteria get treated, and get remission or better. It also sounds like the CDC isn't listening either - something I have seen before. CDC purposely misappropriated CFS research monies recently and when I had a certain parasitic infection, and alternative doc dx'ed it as it supposedly didn't exist in USA. It is both sad and frightening to know our institutions that are supposed to help and protect us cannot be trusted. Getting off my soapbox now, Christie ~The patient's word is the best diagnostic tool!~ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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