Now that's what I said too!

[Guest guest]

OK! Finally! So now everyone else is saying exactly what I said in the very first place.

If Dr. Fuhrmann is really a doctor with care for patients in mind, and really wants to see Hi dose Naltrexone accepted as a bonafide treatment, he should be bending over backward to contact Dr. Bihari to discuss his findings! I mean he should be calling, emailing, writing snail mail, sending a friggin' carrier pigeon, smoke signals...anything!

If he is legitimate he should want direct contact with Dr. Bihari ASAP to hash this issue out so

the rest of us can get back to the business of discussing LDN and figuring out how to conquer

our maladies!

Thank you Larry, thank you T, thank you Joan, Joyce and all the rest. Voices of reason prevail.

Dr. Fuhrmann- please contact Dr. Bihari immediately. You can post a letter to him via airmail that will arrive in less than 5 days or go to www.low dose naltrexone.org and I believe you can get the office contact number and call him directly. He does take phone consults on a regular basis. After you have spoken to him feel free to post on this forum about it.

Until then, I would suggest you refrain from posting messages here...this controversy has the potential to prevent new patients from considering a treatment that has the potential to improve their quality of life. That is most important.

Thank you,

Lara S.

Seattle, WA

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Message: 9 Date: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 02:42:50 -0000 From: "jdgcasac" <JDGLIBRA@...>Subject: LarryGC Thank youLarry...THANK YOU for reiterating what I said! I am angry that Dr Hidosenaltrexone even replied to a post that wasn't even directed to him in the first place! I have been reading the postings daily, and although fairly new to this forum, my question is the same as many others have...why doesn't the good Dr speak to Dr. Bihari himself? There in NO good reason why, none, just excuses. I am very skeptical about what he has to say. Again, Thank you Larry!Joan

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Lara!

----- Original Message -----

From: Lara Schuchat

JDGLIBRA@...

Cc: low dose naltrexone

Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 11:49 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Now that's what I said too!

OK! Finally! So now everyone else is saying exactly what I said in the very first place.

If Dr. Fuhrmann is really a doctor with care for patients in mind, and really wants to see Hi dose Naltrexone accepted as a bonafide treatment, he should be bending over backward to contact Dr. Bihari to discuss his findings! I mean he should be calling, emailing, writing snail mail, sending a friggin' carrier pigeon, smoke signals...anything!

If he is legitimate he should want direct contact with Dr. Bihari ASAP to hash this issue out so

the rest of us can get back to the business of discussing LDN and figuring out how to conquer

our maladies!

Thank you Larry, thank you T, thank you Joan, Joyce and all the rest. Voices of reason prevail.

Dr. Fuhrmann- please contact Dr. Bihari immediately. You can post a letter to him via airmail that will arrive in less than 5 days or go to www.low dose naltrexone.org and I believe you can get the office contact number and call him directly. He does take phone consults on a regular basis. After you have spoken to him feel free to post on this forum about it.

Until then, I would suggest you refrain from posting messages here...this controversy has the potential to prevent new patients from considering a treatment that has the potential to improve their quality of life. That is most important.

Thank you,

Lara S.

Seattle, WA

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Message: 9 Date: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 02:42:50 -0000 From: "jdgcasac" <JDGLIBRA@...>Subject: LarryGC Thank youLarry...THANK YOU for reiterating what I said! I am angry that Dr Hidosenaltrexone even replied to a post that wasn't even directed to him in the first place! I have been reading the postings daily, and although fairly new to this forum, my question is the same as many others have...why doesn't the good Dr speak to Dr. Bihari himself? There in NO good reason why, none, just excuses. I am very skeptical about what he has to say. Again, Thank you Larry!Joan

[Guest guest]

Looks like we've gotten the message across.... voila! No Dr. Furhmann!

Kathy

On 7-Oct-04, at 12:49 AM, Lara Schuchat wrote:

> OK! Finally! So now everyone else is saying exactly what I said in the

> very first place.

> If Dr. Fuhrmann is really a doctor with care for patients in mind, and

> really wants to see Hi dose Naltrexone accepted as a bonafide

> treatment, he should be bending over backward to contact Dr. Bihari to

> discuss his findings! I mean he should be calling, emailing, writing

> snail mail, sending a friggin' carrier pigeon, smoke

> signals...anything!

> If he is legitimate he should want direct contact with Dr. Bihari ASAP

> to hash this issue out so

> the rest of us can get back to the business of discussing LDN and

> figuring out how to conquer

> our maladies!

> Thank you Larry, thank you T, thank you Joan, Joyce and all the

> rest. Voices of reason prevail.

>  

> Dr. Fuhrmann- please contact Dr. Bihari immediately. You can post a

> letter to him via airmail that will arrive in less than 5 days or go

> to www.low dose naltrexone.org and I believe you can get the office

> contact number and call him directly. He does take phone consults on a

> regular basis. After you have spoken to him feel free to post on this

> forum about it.

> Until then, I would suggest you refrain from posting messages

> here...this controversy has the potential to prevent new patients from

> considering a treatment that has the potential to improve their

> quality of life. That is most important.

> Thank you,

> Lara S.

> Seattle, WA

> ____________________________

> Message: 9        

>    Date: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 02:42:50 -0000

>    From: " jdgcasac " <JDGLIBRA@...>

> Subject: LarryGC Thank you

>

>

> Larry...THANK YOU for reiterating what I said!  I am angry that

> Dr Hidosenaltrexone even replied to a post that wasn't even directed

> to him in the first place!  I have been reading the postings daily,

> and although fairly  new to this forum, my question is the same as

> many others have...why doesn't the good Dr speak to Dr. Bihari

> himself?  There in NO good reason why, none, just excuses.  I am very

> skeptical about what he has to say.  Again, Thank you Larry!

> Joan

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