Re: Rich CFS and autism in Townsend letter

[Guest guest]

Congrats, Rich , that is excellent news, these are probably just the

sort of MD's

who will be very open to your paper. I really appreciate the way you

share your

knowledge, with us of course, but also with other researcher so that

the good of the

patients comes first and research can progress and gel together more

rapidly, thank you.

BW,

Sheila

Rich wrote:

r> Hi, all.

r>

r> I just received a request from the Townsend Letter for Doctors and

r> Patients to print my post number 88133 (probably with some minor

r> changes in format) as a letter to the editor, and I agreed. I had

r> sent a copy to the editor, Dr. Collin, a few weeks back,

r> just for his information.

r>

r> As you may know, the Townsend Letter is a magazine for health care

r> professionals, primarily of the alternative persuasion. Their

r> webpage says that 80% of the readers are health care professionals,

r> and of those, 60% are MDs, 25% are naturopaths, and 15% are in other

r> categories. It also says that they have 10,000 paid subscribers and

r> that they circulate 3,000 more issues through various outlets. The

r> magazine comes out ten times per year.

r>

r> I'm hopeful that publication of this post will stimulate more

r> interest among doctors in applying the autism treatments to people

r> with CFS, and also that we will get more feedback on how well these

r> treatments work.

r>

r> Thanks to all of you who have been helping me to formulate and begin

r> the testing of this hypothesis.

r>

r> Rich

r>

r>

r>

[Guest guest]

That's great!

> r> Hi, all.

> r>

> r> I just received a request from the Townsend Letter for Doctors and

> r> Patients to print my post number 88133 (probably with some minor

> r> changes in format) as a letter to the editor, and I agreed. I had

> r> sent a copy to the editor, Dr. Collin, a few weeks back,

> r> just for his information.

> r>

> r> As you may know, the Townsend Letter is a magazine for health care

> r> professionals, primarily of the alternative persuasion. Their

> r> webpage says that 80% of the readers are health care professionals,

> r> and of those, 60% are MDs, 25% are naturopaths, and 15% are in

other

> r> categories. It also says that they have 10,000 paid subscribers

and

> r> that they circulate 3,000 more issues through various outlets. The

> r> magazine comes out ten times per year.

> r>

> r> I'm hopeful that publication of this post will stimulate more

> r> interest among doctors in applying the autism treatments to people

> r> with CFS, and also that we will get more feedback on how well these

> r> treatments work.

> r>

> r> Thanks to all of you who have been helping me to formulate and

begin

> r> the testing of this hypothesis.

> r>

> r> Rich

> r>

> r>

> r>

>