AAHA liars and Army study.

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>, when I get back from my trip out of town--the end of this

week, I want to find out more from you about this Army study. Maybe

we can find a way to get this into the national media and put a halt

to it.

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>Best regards,

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Dr ,

I think it would be a good idea to expose the AAHA, e Creacy, and

Tom Fox for the frauds they are.

Mrs. Creacy is not a member of the listserv (though

she's welcome to join and explain her actions anytime), but she's a

regular contributor on other groups. On those groups she has a

history of claiming she's " working with " any number of people,

including Drs Rockswold in Minnesota.

When contacted and asked about e Creacy and AAHA, the response is

generally, " Who? "

She is not the only deceiver. As has been established at

http://www.tomfoxisalsoadamnliar.com

, Tom is also a liar.

A few months ago he began making claims that a soft-sided chamber

filled with smoke. He said there was a child inside that had to be

treated in a hard-shell chamber for smoke inhalation; however, Tom Fox

has never produced the name of the child or name of the parents--nor

has there been any statement from such parents or any physician who

supposedly treated such child for smoke inhalation in a hard-shell

chamber.

Throughout these groundless assertions, these fabrications, these

lies, he's repeatedly stated there needs to be an FDA investigation;

however, when this moderator of the listserv placed

Mr. Fox on moderated status until he submitted a formal complaint to

the FDA about the fictitious smoke-in-the-chamber, Mr. Fox refused.

During the same time as the origination of the smoke complaint, Mr.

Fox wildly proclaimed that a Performance Hyperbarics chamber " was

slashed " at an autism conference here in Atlanta. The " slashing "

incident never happened. It was a total fabrication (pardon the pun).

It was a complete and total slanderous bold-faced lie. No Performance

chamber was ever slashed, but there's Tom Fox claiming it was so.

And there's e Creacy claiming she's " working with " people like

Drs Rockswold.

Somehow these dishonest people have weaseled their way into

positioning themselves as authorities on HBOT for brain-injury, most

likely with members of the UHMS, and they are about to embark on

creating even more confusion by advocating and pursuing a failed

protocol of 2 ATA and above with Iraq vets. This protocol was

demonstrated as a failure, proven a failure by Dr Harch, MD in

his very first presentation at HBOT 2008.

Yes they do need to be stopped, and I think a national news story

exposing their fraud is just the way to go, and I've been working on

that.

I have a friend here in Atlanta who works at CNN who's followed our

story for a few years, and he's suggested an HBOT story to his

producers for awhile. We talked again a few days ago, and I pointed

him to the Curt video at

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He was so wowed, and then he asked if Iraq vets could recover as well.

I told him yes and no.

Yes, of course it was possible, but no they weren't because there were

people pretending to help who were just in it for their own glory, and

I let him listen to the audio recording I made of Fox's presentation

on blast injuries at HBOT 2008.

Initially, he was very excited to hear what Fox said because it does

sound like Tom Fox actually wants to help, but then I explained that

Fox didn't provide any references, and then I walked him through some

basics on HBOT, about the benefits and/or drawbacks of different

levels of atmospheric pressure.

Then I reminded him of the UHMS, re-explaining to him again their

history. I again gave him the Hart interview at

http://www.oxyhealth.com/images/noncovered.pdf

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Then he understood what was going on. " So this is sabotage? "

I told him I thought so. The same guy that gave that unreferenced

blast injury presentation, he also claims portable chambers are

dangerous--because he himself is making them dangerous.

He called me twice over the weekend. I showed him the PBS broadcast on

Harch's web page, showed him where Harch blurted out the Iraq

initiative--and who's sitting in the audience: Fox and Creacy. That's

where they got the idea to run interference on this whole Iraq thing.

My CNN guy wants to pitch a two-part story. One, there's something

that can help the brain-injured vets, and here's what it does as

evidenced by (1) the Curt video and (2) by the effort people go

through to access the literal grass-roots work of providing off-label

HBOT by Hartsoe in the rural hideaway of Miracle Mountain, and

(3) the parent achievements demonstrated by the court

decisions and impending decisions.

The second part would be the 40-year success of the UHMS to suppress

HBOT for brain-injury and then do a full-blown exposé of AAHA and the

UHMS and their current scheme to produce a negative result using the

2+ ATA protocol--thus " proving " HBOT for brain-injury " doesn't work. "

I think a national print story in conjunction with a 2-part CNN piece

could end AAHA's plans--plus bring national attention and awareness to

legitimate efforts to mainstream HBOT for brain-injury.

Let's discuss.

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