Re: m.e. doctors near pittsburgh, pa

[Guest guest]

There aren't any. I would never go to the Fibro and Fatigue Center that moved

out of Pittsburgh to Kittanning. Lo and behold they have another doctor there

since Dr. Pierotti caused MY heart attack in January of 2008. ( And yes this is

based on other CFS/ME doctors confirming that fact,as well as a cardiologist)

That is 3 changes of doctors in 4 years. That must tell you that there is

something wrong with that chain, even though they are trying. But because they

are business based, they lose their focus. Money becomes more important than the

patient.

If I were you, I would follow this and other support groups and get a good

doctor that is willing to work with you. You will save thousands and be further

ahead .....because what works for one does not necessarily work for another.

Sometimes your intuitive body will lead you to what you need...

Kathleen

m.e. doctors near pittsburgh, pa

 

does anyone know of a doctor that treats m.e. anywhere within a few

hour drive of pittsburgh, pa??

thanks

[Guest guest]

you can try dr campbell at mercy hospital. he's conservative but knowledgable.

jim

[Guest guest]

Kathleen,

Would you mind explaining what was done that caused the heart attack? I am

always on the lookout for heart-related information, since I have not the most

robust heart.

Thanks,

Ellen

There aren't any. I would never go to the Fibro and Fatigue Center that moved

out of Pittsburgh to Kittanning. Lo and behold they have another doctor there

since Dr. Pierotti caused MY heart attack in January of 2008. ( And yes this is

based on other CFS/ME doctors confirming that fact,as well as a cardiologist).

Kathleen

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathleen,

May I ask what they did to cause your heart attack in odrer to be on the

lookout?

Thank you,

Gail

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> There aren't any. I would never go to the Fibro and Fatigue Center that moved

out of Pittsburgh to Kittanning. Lo and behold they have another doctor there

since Dr. Pierotti caused MY heart attack in January of 2008. ( And yes this is

based on other CFS/ME doctors confirming that fact,as well as a cardiologist)

That is 3 changes of doctors in 4 years. That must tell you that there is

something wrong with that chain, even though they are trying. But because they

are business based, they lose their focus. Money becomes more important than the

patient.

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> If I were you, I would follow this and other support groups and get a good

doctor that is willing to work with you. You will save thousands and be further

ahead .....because what works for one does not necessarily work for another.

Sometimes your intuitive body will lead you to what you need...

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[Guest guest]

I hope Kathleen gives you the link to her story------it is long and detailed.

I progressed extensively while patient at the Atlanta FFC. I too ran into an MD

who was following script, causing terrible symptoms. I changed doctors within

the clinic, and went on to progress.

All that said--------Dr. Teitlebaum, the doctor who wrote the protocol for FFC's

is now taking new patients. I am going to " talk " to him in a couple of weeks

for a consult. I don't think he could lead you wrong. It is costly----but

well worth consulting with one of the more internationally known CFS MDs. Read

his book---From Fatigued to Fantastic. Yes many break throughs are out there

every day---------but to endure a NEW protocol it's best to get stable, which is

what the SHINE protocol does.

Dr. T's office is in land----www.endfatigue.com. New patients and consults

are done by phone or SKYPING, as he lives in Hawaii. He just came out of semi

retirement.

God Bless,

Sara

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> There aren't any. I would never go to the Fibro and Fatigue Center that moved

out of Pittsburgh to Kittanning. Lo and behold they have another doctor there

since Dr. Pierotti caused MY heart attack in January of 2008. ( And yes this is

based on other CFS/ME doctors confirming that fact,as well as a cardiologist)

That is 3 changes of doctors in 4 years. That must tell you that there is

something wrong with that chain, even though they are trying. But because they

are business based, they lose their focus. Money becomes more important than the

patient.

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> If I were you, I would follow this and other support groups and get a good

doctor that is willing to work with you. You will save thousands and be further

ahead .....because what works for one does not necessarily work for another.

Sometimes your intuitive body will lead you to what you need...

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[Guest guest]

Try contacting Dr. Trevor Levin (not related :-)) who practices on the West and

East Sides of Cleveland. His phone number is 216-374-4002

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From: teamtruxall <billandteric@...>

Sent: Saturday, February 11, 2012 9:35 AM

Subject: m.e. doctors near pittsburgh, pa

 

does anyone know of a doctor that treats m.e. anywhere within a few

hour drive of pittsburgh, pa??

thanks

[Guest guest]

Much hinges on whether or not you can afford it, but my advice would be to go to

one of the well-regarded experts, even if you have to travel to see them. I

became a patient of Dr Klimas in Miami a year and a half ago. My first

visit was in person, my several subsequent appointments were by phone. I plan to

see her in person again this coming summer. In retrospect, I wish I had started

with her (or some other genuine expert) several years earlier, rather than

trying to find someone in my local area who understood this illness. Of course,

I have a local family medicine doctor, who takes care of any other health issues

I might have. But I spent at least 3 years in an ultimately unfruitful search

for a local specialist, and would rather have spent that time with a non-local

expert.

Marcia on

in Salem, Massachusetts

On Feb 11, 2012, at 11:39 AM, kpmanganaro@... wrote:

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> There aren't any. I would never go to the Fibro and Fatigue Center that moved

out of Pittsburgh to Kittanning. Lo and behold they have another doctor there

since Dr. Pierotti caused MY heart attack in January of 2008. ( And yes this is

based on other CFS/ME doctors confirming that fact,as well as a cardiologist)

That is 3 changes of doctors in 4 years. That must tell you that there is

something wrong with that chain, even though they are trying. But because they

are business based, they lose their focus. Money becomes more important than the

patient.

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> If I were you, I would follow this and other support groups and get a good

doctor that is willing to work with you. You will save thousands and be further

ahead .....because what works for one does not necessarily work for another.

Sometimes your intuitive body will lead you to what you need...

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> Kathleen

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> m.e. doctors near pittsburgh, pa

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> does anyone know of a doctor that treats m.e. anywhere within a few

> hour drive of pittsburgh, pa??

> thanks

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