Re: Re: HBOT court victory

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great news

In a message dated 2/28/2011 8:07:43 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

dpechenick@... writes:

How many sessions of HBOT did they approve for each of your children?

Diane

>

> Dear all,

>

> Last Tuesday, we learned that North Carolina decided not to appeal our

favorable Superior Court decision issued in late January. Medicaid will

be covering the prescribed HBOT for all three of our autistic children.

They will be facilitating the enrllment of a provider, so that we can

begin treatments as soon as possible.

>

> This is a huge obstacle that has been overcome for our family after

three years of advocating for the needs of our children. I don't believe

we would've been successful at presenting the truth about HBOT

ameliorating the symptoms of autism for our children without the expert

testimony of Dr. Harch on the subject in colaboration with our pediatric

neurologist and prescribing physician Dr. Corbier.

>

> I hope that this will encourage those of you who have Medicaid to

submit those EPSDT requests in your own states to receive the help that

your children need. If a blind mother of three autistic children can

represent herself in court, then you can do it too. Get out there and

advocate for your children's needs whether it is HBOT or some other

treatment or therapy.

>

> Meleah Corner

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> P.S. We hae also just been successful in getting EPSDT approval for

neuro feedback therapy.

>

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