YouTube video of CBS News story.

[Guest guest]

See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA9CpV_W9Lg & fmt=22

Harch treats Iraq vet Casey Owens-CBSnews

Here Dr. Harch, MD (HBOT.com) treats Iraq veteran Casey Owens. Owens lost

both legs and the beginning of the story recounts Casey's attempts to heal one

of his legs. What was probably part of this original story is the ironic fact

that the VA could have used HBOT to heal his leg as well as his brain, albeit by

utilizing different protocols. Chronic wound healing requires pressures above 2

ATA while brain-injury repair is usually below 2 ATA, usually 1.5 ATA. This

video was first broadcast on the CBS Evening News with Couric on August 3,

2009.

I''ve been trying to figure out how to capture this video for awhile. It's been

online at

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml# but CBS

puts some sort of block on their site to prevent their videos from being

captured.

I wound up using a screen capture program that recorded the video as it was

played on

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml# so

there's unfortunately a very slight loss in quality.

Then, once it loaded, I discovered that CBS news has actually already published

the same video on YouTube--but I could never find it. The CBS news address of

this video on YouTube is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VfMRCfOk5A & fmt=22

Eventually I'll replace my version with the CBS/YouTube version.

Freels

http://www.davidfreels.com

mailto:david@...

404-725-4520

fax 815-366-7962

[Guest guest]

, Thanks for sharing this video. We did 40 HBOT treatments for my son and

saw improvements that was paid for by a private source. I want to do more but

insurance will not pay even though my son has an open wound on his head. I was

told they would have to try skin grafting,etc before insurance will pay. This is

frustrating to me. Cyndi B

>

> See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA9CpV_W9Lg & fmt=22

>

> Harch treats Iraq vet Casey Owens-CBSnews

>

> Here Dr. Harch, MD (HBOT.com) treats Iraq veteran Casey Owens. Owens lost

both legs and the beginning of the story recounts Casey's attempts to heal one

of his legs. What was probably part of this original story is the ironic fact

that the VA could have used HBOT to heal his leg as well as his brain, albeit by

utilizing different protocols. Chronic wound healing requires pressures above 2

ATA while brain-injury repair is usually below 2 ATA, usually 1.5 ATA. This

video was first broadcast on the CBS Evening News with Couric on August 3,

2009.

>

> I''ve been trying to figure out how to capture this video for awhile. It's

been online at

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml# but CBS

puts some sort of block on their site to prevent their videos from being

captured.

>

> I wound up using a screen capture program that recorded the video as it was

played on

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml# so

there's unfortunately a very slight loss in quality.

>

> Then, once it loaded, I discovered that CBS news has actually already

published the same video on YouTube--but I could never find it. The CBS news

address of this video on YouTube is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VfMRCfOk5A & fmt=22

>

> Eventually I'll replace my version with the CBS/YouTube version.

>

> Freels

> http://www.davidfreels.com

> mailto:david@...

> 404-725-4520

> fax 815-366-7962

>

[Guest guest]

Hello, there can skin graft and use HBOT to heal the skin graft, I have

studies on my site www.hbot4u.com otherwise the wound must granulate all

the way from the bottom up.. so Skin grafting is a very good way to speed up

the healing, right afterwards they can use HBOT to heal both site and the

graft site.

Allowing a full thickness graft to " take well " during this he will pass

through the brain depth and hopefully allow healing for both..

I would love to help your son heal, please call me if needed. May I send you

more studies? Utilize HBOT in all areas please...

May I send you more stuides?

Sincerely

CHT

www.hbot4u.com

[ ] Re: YouTube video of CBS News story.

> , Thanks for sharing this video. We did 40 HBOT treatments for my son

> and saw improvements that was paid for by a private source. I want to do

> more but insurance will not pay even though my son has an open wound on

> his head. I was told they would have to try skin grafting,etc before

> insurance will pay. This is frustrating to me. Cyndi B

>

>

>>

>> See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA9CpV_W9Lg & fmt=22

>>

>> Harch treats Iraq vet Casey Owens-CBSnews

>>

>> Here Dr. Harch, MD (HBOT.com) treats Iraq veteran Casey Owens. Owens

>> lost both legs and the beginning of the story recounts Casey's attempts

>> to heal one of his legs. What was probably part of this original story is

>> the ironic fact that the VA could have used HBOT to heal his leg as well

>> as his brain, albeit by utilizing different protocols. Chronic wound

>> healing requires pressures above 2 ATA while brain-injury repair is

>> usually below 2 ATA, usually 1.5 ATA. This video was first broadcast on

>> the CBS Evening News with Couric on August 3, 2009.

>>

>> I''ve been trying to figure out how to capture this video for awhile.

>> It's been online at

>> http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml#

>> but CBS puts some sort of block on their site to prevent their videos

>> from being captured.

>>

>> I wound up using a screen capture program that recorded the video as it

>> was played on

>> http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml#

>> so there's unfortunately a very slight loss in quality.

>>

>> Then, once it loaded, I discovered that CBS news has actually already

>> published the same video on YouTube--but I could never find it. The CBS

>> news address of this video on YouTube is

>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VfMRCfOk5A & fmt=22

>>

>> Eventually I'll replace my version with the CBS/YouTube version.

>>

>> Freels

>> http://www.davidfreels.com

>> mailto:david@...

>> 404-725-4520

>> fax 815-366-7962

>>

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> " So I say to you: Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find;

> knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives;

> he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened. " [Luke

> 11: 9-10]

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Cyndi,

In our own case, about 18 months ago, Georgia Medicaid finally

agreed to cover future HBOT for our son Jimmy--as long as he received HBOT at a

facility accredited by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS.org).

I knew this conditional requirement by the state was going to turn into just one

more dead end, as did our attorney--who asked if I could document the

institutional dishonesty of the UHMS. He then asked me to compile this data,

which I've done.

I spent anywhere from 4 to 6 to sometimes 10 hours a day putting everything down

on paper. Well almost everything. In the end, it was 151 pages long and included

89 references--including videos of two lectures.

This turned into a massive undertaking, but I've decided this document has value

beyond just our immediate family. I'm now in the midst of re-editing and

re-writing this, and I want to make it available to all. I'm envisioning a

three-part compilation that people can download and send in to their insurance

companies to document how the institutional ban on off-label HBOT for

brain-injury came to be and how the UHMS is primarily responsible.

Unfortunately, I won't be able to give this away. I haven't been this

financially strapped since I was 18 years old and going off to college, and now

my own 18-year old will start college in the fall, and I have no way to help her

financially because I've invested so much time into this .

In the next few weeks I hope to set up a web page or an Amazon page or something

so that people like you can download this. One component will be the document;

the second will be the 89 references; and the third component will be disk

images of the two video-taped lectures. One lecture is 2 hours and the second is

2 1/2 hours. I'm anticipating the references and lectures can be downloaded and

burned to DVDs.

Should you and several hundred other people decide to download this material and

submit it to your insurance company, I hope it initiates a rejection of the UHMS

as a legitimate authority on HBOT and a recognition of the legitimacy of HBOT as

an effective intervention for repairing brain-injury.

I can't promise anything like that, obviously, but you never know.

More later.

Freels

[ ] Re: YouTube video of CBS News story.

>

>, Thanks for sharing this video. We did 40 HBOT treatments for my son and

saw improvements that was paid for by a private source. I want to do more but

insurance will not pay even though my son has an open wound on his head. I was

told they would have to try skin grafting,etc before insurance will pay. This is

frustrating to me. Cyndi B

>

>

>>

>> See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA9CpV_W9Lg & fmt=22

>>

>> Harch treats Iraq vet Casey Owens-CBSnews

>>

>> Here Dr. Harch, MD (HBOT.com) treats Iraq veteran Casey Owens. Owens

lost both legs and the beginning of the story recounts Casey's attempts to heal

one of his legs. What was probably part of this original story is the ironic

fact that the VA could have used HBOT to heal his leg as well as his brain,

albeit by utilizing different protocols. Chronic wound healing requires

pressures above 2 ATA while brain-injury repair is usually below 2 ATA, usually

1.5 ATA. This video was first broadcast on the CBS Evening News with

Couric on August 3, 2009.

>>

>> I''ve been trying to figure out how to capture this video for awhile. It's

been online at

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml# but CBS

puts some sort of block on their site to prevent their videos from being

captured.

>>

>> I wound up using a screen capture program that recorded the video as it was

played on

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml# so

there's unfortunately a very slight loss in quality.

>>

>> Then, once it loaded, I discovered that CBS news has actually already

published the same video on YouTube--but I could never find it. The CBS news

address of this video on YouTube is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VfMRCfOk5A & fmt=22

>>

>> Eventually I'll replace my version with the CBS/YouTube version.

>>

>> Freels

>> http://www.davidfreels.com

>> mailto:david@...

>> 404-725-4520

>> fax 815-366-7962

>>

>

>

Freels

http://www.davidfreels.com

mailto:david@...

404-725-4520

fax 815-366-7962

[Guest guest]

, I believe in HBOT. We did 40 HBOT treatments and healed my son from a

severe case of cellulitis that cause two open wounds on his head. I spent four

weeks living in another city doing the HBOT treatments and his head totally

healed. About a month after we left and my son was back to school he got

cellulitis again and opened the one wound on his head back up. My son is self

injurious and so I bought him a helmet. Then he started hitting his face. Next

he opened a wound on his face. It is a vicious cycle. The Dr. here said before

insurance will pay for hbot you have steps like grafting and some other things

and then the insurance will pay. I am very frustrated because grafting is not to

get the HBOT it is a step you have to do first and then if it does not work then

eventually HBOT will be paid for by insurance. I think when you have a child

like my son there should not be steps that you have to go through first. Any

ideas you have cannot only help. Cyndi B

> >>

> >> See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA9CpV_W9Lg & fmt=22

> >>

> >> Harch treats Iraq vet Casey Owens-CBSnews

> >>

> >> Here Dr. Harch, MD (HBOT.com) treats Iraq veteran Casey Owens. Owens

> >> lost both legs and the beginning of the story recounts Casey's attempts

> >> to heal one of his legs. What was probably part of this original story is

> >> the ironic fact that the VA could have used HBOT to heal his leg as well

> >> as his brain, albeit by utilizing different protocols. Chronic wound

> >> healing requires pressures above 2 ATA while brain-injury repair is

> >> usually below 2 ATA, usually 1.5 ATA. This video was first broadcast on

> >> the CBS Evening News with Couric on August 3, 2009.

> >>

> >> I''ve been trying to figure out how to capture this video for awhile.

> >> It's been online at

> >> http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml#

> >> but CBS puts some sort of block on their site to prevent their videos

> >> from being captured.

> >>

> >> I wound up using a screen capture program that recorded the video as it

> >> was played on

> >> http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/03/eveningnews/main5209366.shtml#

> >> so there's unfortunately a very slight loss in quality.

> >>

> >> Then, once it loaded, I discovered that CBS news has actually already

> >> published the same video on YouTube--but I could never find it. The CBS

> >> news address of this video on YouTube is

> >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VfMRCfOk5A & fmt=22

> >>

> >> Eventually I'll replace my version with the CBS/YouTube version.

> >>

> >> Freels

> >> http://www.davidfreels.com

> >> mailto:david@

> >> 404-725-4520

> >> fax 815-366-7962

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> > " So I say to you: Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find;

> > knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives;

> > he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened. " [Luke

> > 11: 9-10]

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> >