Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Faith, Heard, but know nothing about him. I'm treating with Dr. Gunnar Heuser- Neurotoxicologist in Calif. Has been in this field for over 50 years- here is more information on him: www.toxgun.com Yanni [] doctors/toxicologist Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Would you care to describe his protocol? - I mean beyond the hyperbaric oxygen. The site doesn't really say anything about it. " Dr. Yanni Zack " <drzack@...> wrote:Faith, Heard, but know nothing about him. I'm treating with Dr. Gunnar Heuser- Neurotoxicologist in Calif. Has been in this field for over 50 years- here is more information on him: www.toxgun.com Yanni [] doctors/toxicologist Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Dr. Yanni.......thanks for all your replys to all my questions. I am very uninformed as to all aspects of toxic mold, other than my internet research. My 19 yr old son and I have been exposed to mold fpr apx 2 yrs and have almost every symptom I have seen mentioned. We just found out about our exposure this past month in our rental home from several water leaks . Had no idea what we were sick from until just now. Don't really know where to begin........as to our sicknesses, where and what to do about diagnoses,our possessions in our home, cross-contamination , etc......so I greatly appreciate all your help with my questions. I have your phone # and may be calling you. I live in Texas and am searching for a Dr. in our area. Thanks again. Faith " Dr. Yanni Zack " <drzack@...> wrote:Faith, Heard, but know nothing about him. I'm treating with Dr. Gunnar Heuser- Neurotoxicologist in Calif. Has been in this field for over 50 years- here is more information on him: www.toxgun.com Yanni [] doctors/toxicologist Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Look in this group for 'Fletch'. I believe he took his son to him. Yanni recommended neurotoxicologist. I don't know if he is neurotoxicologist. I guess you could Google him. > Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a > toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about > his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Barb, Please see his web site- www.toxgun.com I can assure you my doctor is a highly respected Neurotoxicologist- Please check the web site and read his CV. He has practiced for over 50 years. Barb, for future reference, make sure you check your facts out before saying anything. That has helped me tremendously in life. Just a little advice. Yanni [] Re: doctors/toxicologist Look in this group for 'Fletch'. I believe he took his son to him. Yanni recommended neurotoxicologist. I don't know if he is neurotoxicologist. I guess you could Google him. > Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a > toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about > his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 HE HAS BEEN QUOTED IN REDBOOK WOMENS MAGAZINE, AS SAYING THAT ASPIRGILLUS & PENICILLIUM CAN / DO INVADE THE CNS, & CAUSE DEMYELINATION, FAITH. HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE GOOD--BUT, I HEAR, VERY EXPENSIVE. V. [] doctors/toxicologist > Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a > toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about > his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith > > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 is there a DR that you know of that is not expensive? Who do you use? Thanks. Faith <toria@...> wrote: HE HAS BEEN QUOTED IN REDBOOK WOMENS MAGAZINE, AS SAYING THAT ASPIRGILLUS & PENICILLIUM CAN / DO INVADE THE CNS, & CAUSE DEMYELINATION, FAITH. HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE GOOD--BUT, I HEAR, VERY EXPENSIVE. V. [] doctors/toxicologist > Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a > toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about > his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith > > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 I contacted him by e-mail and he stated he did not treat for mold. At least the e-mail that Dr. Lipsey gave me was wrong. (This Dr. was an Occupational Doc.) Marcie Faith <faitheliza44@...> wrote: is there a DR that you know of that is not expensive? Who do you use? Thanks. Faith <toria@...> wrote: HE HAS BEEN QUOTED IN REDBOOK WOMENS MAGAZINE, AS SAYING THAT ASPIRGILLUS & PENICILLIUM CAN / DO INVADE THE CNS, & CAUSE DEMYELINATION, FAITH. HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE GOOD--BUT, I HEAR, VERY EXPENSIVE. V. [] doctors/toxicologist > Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a > toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about > his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith > > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Marcie - You need to get with Shoemaker or Schaller. They do get it. I don't know about Schaller, but Shoemaker takes insurance, and you can ask the staff about working something out for whatever might not be covered. You won't have any choice - you will have to travel there. There's only a couple of them (so far) and thousands of us. But if you can make possibly make it there, I think it might make all the difference to you. Marcie McGovern <marcie1029@...> wrote:I contacted him by e-mail and he stated he did not treat for mold. At least the e-mail that Dr. Lipsey gave me was wrong. (This Dr. was an Occupational Doc.) Marcie Faith <faitheliza44@...> wrote: is there a DR that you know of that is not expensive? Who do you use? Thanks. Faith <toria@...> wrote: HE HAS BEEN QUOTED IN REDBOOK WOMENS MAGAZINE, AS SAYING THAT ASPIRGILLUS & PENICILLIUM CAN / DO INVADE THE CNS, & CAUSE DEMYELINATION, FAITH. HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE GOOD--BUT, I HEAR, VERY EXPENSIVE. V. [] doctors/toxicologist > Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a > toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about > his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith > > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. Marcie SERENA EDWARDS <pushcrash@...> wrote: Marcie - You need to get with Shoemaker or Schaller. They do get it. I don't know about Schaller, but Shoemaker takes insurance, and you can ask the staff about working something out for whatever might not be covered. You won't have any choice - you will have to travel there. There's only a couple of them (so far) and thousands of us. But if you can make possibly make it there, I think it might make all the difference to you. Marcie McGovern <marcie1029@...> wrote:I contacted him by e-mail and he stated he did not treat for mold. At least the e-mail that Dr. Lipsey gave me was wrong. (This Dr. was an Occupational Doc.) Marcie Faith <faitheliza44@...> wrote: is there a DR that you know of that is not expensive? Who do you use? Thanks. Faith <toria@...> wrote: HE HAS BEEN QUOTED IN REDBOOK WOMENS MAGAZINE, AS SAYING THAT ASPIRGILLUS & PENICILLIUM CAN / DO INVADE THE CNS, & CAUSE DEMYELINATION, FAITH. HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE GOOD--BUT, I HEAR, VERY EXPENSIVE. V. [] doctors/toxicologist > Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a > toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about > his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith > > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 Dr Yanni, Thanks for your answer. My answer to referenced post was in haste. However please critic my post in private next time. Barb --- In , " Dr. Yanni Zack " <drzack@a...> wrote: > Barb, > Please see his web site- www.toxgun.com > I can assure you my doctor is a highly respected Neurotoxicologist- Please check the web site and read his CV. > He has practiced for over 50 years. Barb, for future reference, make sure you check your facts out before saying anything. That has helped me tremendously in life. Just a little advice. > Yanni > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2005 Report Share Posted September 30, 2005 I hate to hear that. But I know what you mean. The trip to MD knocked me down for weeks on end - hard. Had I not been so desperate to get to him, I would never have tried it. I was actually using one arm to hold the other arm up so it could reach the steering wheel and hang on most of the way. But for all that, I doubt was as sick as you are right now. Does anybody have that old list of docs Shoemaker knows from the wayback database? At least it would be something...or maybe Dr. Schaller knows someone? (I know you docs have important issues to mind regarding this subject, and I appreciate. But maybe somebody knows somebody who knows a little bird? Maybe? Phone it over to Marcie?) Marcie McGovern <marcie1029@...> wrote: Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. Marcie SERENA EDWARDS <pushcrash@...> wrote: Marcie - You need to get with Shoemaker or Schaller. They do get it. I don't know about Schaller, but Shoemaker takes insurance, and you can ask the staff about working something out for whatever might not be covered. You won't have any choice - you will have to travel there. There's only a couple of them (so far) and thousands of us. But if you can make possibly make it there, I think it might make all the difference to you. Marcie McGovern <marcie1029@...> wrote:I contacted him by e-mail and he stated he did not treat for mold. At least the e-mail that Dr. Lipsey gave me was wrong. (This Dr. was an Occupational Doc.) Marcie Faith <faitheliza44@...> wrote: is there a DR that you know of that is not expensive? Who do you use? Thanks. Faith <toria@...> wrote: HE HAS BEEN QUOTED IN REDBOOK WOMENS MAGAZINE, AS SAYING THAT ASPIRGILLUS & PENICILLIUM CAN / DO INVADE THE CNS, & CAUSE DEMYELINATION, FAITH. HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE GOOD--BUT, I HEAR, VERY EXPENSIVE. V. [] doctors/toxicologist > Has anyone heard of a Dr. , in Spring, Tx who is a > toxicologist specializing in toxic mold poisoning? If so, what about > his reputation in this field? Thanks, Faith > > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2005 Report Share Posted October 1, 2005 Marcie, Couldn't Dr Rae at least put into writing what he saw as mold problem for you and you take that to infectious disease doctor or similar at your local county hospital. You should have a local hospital willing to treat people without funds. There is always one and usually they are teaching hospitals. In Chicago it is Cook County Hospital. Here is Cincinnati it is University of Cincinnati. They get funds from the city and state to treat people without funds and without insurance if illness is serious. Depending on your financial situation it is either free or sliding fee. At least it used to be when I didn't have insurance. > Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) > No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. > Marcie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2005 Report Share Posted October 2, 2005 Faith, There have been several research groups, but sorry to say none of them are free. The patient always pays a substantial amount. There are so many of us that are or were looking for the same thing, but to be honest with you, we are a dime a dozen and you can't get someone like federal medical facilities to research something that they are already aware of and have been for many years. KC > > Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD > in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen > exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have > research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not > take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is > $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) > > No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. > > Marcie > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2005 Report Share Posted October 3, 2005 Yes...if I pay him to write the letter. I have NO income. He wants $250.-500. a letter. I asked. No free work there. I'm just so tired now and am tried of asking these doctors for help. I never get a response or they talk dollars first. Seems that all the doctors I have asked don't care about saving anyones life that can't pay cash first. So much for humanity! Thanks, Marcie barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote: Marcie, Couldn't Dr Rae at least put into writing what he saw as mold problem for you and you take that to infectious disease doctor or similar at your local county hospital. You should have a local hospital willing to treat people without funds. There is always one and usually they are teaching hospitals. In Chicago it is Cook County Hospital. Here is Cincinnati it is University of Cincinnati. They get funds from the city and state to treat people without funds and without insurance if illness is serious. Depending on your financial situation it is either free or sliding fee. At least it used to be when I didn't have insurance. > Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) > No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. > Marcie FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2005 Report Share Posted October 4, 2005 Hi Marcie, I feel the same way about these doctors that have the knowledge and ability to help people but the only thing they seem to be interested in is money up front. I have been to 8 doctors in the last 2 years. Various diagnosis. I contacted Dr. Rea's clinic because someone I met told me they accepted insurance. Of course they don't. I did get a long letter from a nice lady who suggested I contact the American Academy of Environmental Medicine out of Wichita, Kansas. I have called 3 doctors that are listed with the American Academy only to find out 2 are retiring and the other can only set me up as a primary care doctor and he would then send me to someone else. And....they always ask what kind of insurance you have. I have spent several thousand dollars of out of pocket expense and I too am broke. I don't live close to any of the doctors I read about on this site. I am looking into a Dr. Stanley Schwartz out of Tulsa, Oklahoma...if anyone has any feedback on him I would glady appreciate it. Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2005 Report Share Posted October 4, 2005 Marcie, if you told him about the mold, then it should be in his notes (keyword there is " should " ). All you would then need is a copy of your records, which most offices will still do for free. I have so far not run into doctors feeling they need to write one another letters that way. Those are usually only needed for non-medical entities. The docs usually just want the labs and maybe the notes (some won't read the other docs' notes even if they have them). I have had to get and keep my own set of records because everyone from the insurance company to Santa Claus seems to think they need them. Makes for interested reading sometimes, too - you sometimes wonder if those are even your own records, since the docs version of the visit is often riddled with inaccuracies and often nothing whatsoever about the main topic of the visit. Anyway - requesting your records may provide documentation you can have for no further cash outlay. Serena www.freeboards.net/index.php?mforum=sickgovernmentb --------------------------------- for Good Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2005 Report Share Posted October 4, 2005 Marcie, I know this is true. We have lost alot of humanity somewhere in time. Now everything is about money. Sabin passed up the opportunity to patent his vaccine for 'was it polio'?, because he said that would limits it's use and he said every child needed to get it. Now people throw away studies and findings on things that could cure this or that IF they can't patent something in it for profit. They used to name buildings or parks after people who did great things, now they name them after someone with alot of money. > > Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD > in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen > exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have > research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not > take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is > $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) > > No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. > > Marcie > > > > > > > FAIR USE NOTICE: > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 5, 2005 Report Share Posted October 5, 2005 Marcie, So much for humanity! I feel like wise it seem that word is just that a word Humanity I wish I could help you but we are in the same boat. Elvira Re: [] Re: doctors/toxicologist Yes...if I pay him to write the letter. I have NO income. He wants $250.-500. a letter. I asked. No free work there. I'm just so tired now and am tried of asking these doctors for help. I never get a response or they talk dollars first. Seems that all the doctors I have asked don't care about saving anyones life that can't pay cash first. So much for humanity! Thanks, Marcie barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote: Marcie, Couldn't Dr Rae at least put into writing what he saw as mold problem for you and you take that to infectious disease doctor or similar at your local county hospital. You should have a local hospital willing to treat people without funds. There is always one and usually they are teaching hospitals. In Chicago it is Cook County Hospital. Here is Cincinnati it is University of Cincinnati. They get funds from the city and state to treat people without funds and without insurance if illness is serious. Depending on your financial situation it is either free or sliding fee. At least it used to be when I didn't have insurance. > Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) > No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. > Marcie FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 7, 2005 Report Share Posted October 7, 2005 Elvira, Thanks for the though anyway....that means a lot to me and I am sure to others as well. Be safe, Marcie elvira52 <Elvira52@...> wrote: Marcie, So much for humanity! I feel like wise it seem that word is just that a word Humanity I wish I could help you but we are in the same boat. Elvira Re: [] Re: doctors/toxicologist Yes...if I pay him to write the letter. I have NO income. He wants $250.-500. a letter. I asked. No free work there. I'm just so tired now and am tried of asking these doctors for help. I never get a response or they talk dollars first. Seems that all the doctors I have asked don't care about saving anyones life that can't pay cash first. So much for humanity! Thanks, Marcie barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote: Marcie, Couldn't Dr Rae at least put into writing what he saw as mold problem for you and you take that to infectious disease doctor or similar at your local county hospital. You should have a local hospital willing to treat people without funds. There is always one and usually they are teaching hospitals. In Chicago it is Cook County Hospital. Here is Cincinnati it is University of Cincinnati. They get funds from the city and state to treat people without funds and without insurance if illness is serious. Depending on your financial situation it is either free or sliding fee. At least it used to be when I didn't have insurance. > Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) > No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. > Marcie FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2005 Report Share Posted October 8, 2005 Wow, I sent this days ago hope all is well keep up the good work. Peace Elvira Re: [] Re: doctors/toxicologist Yes...if I pay him to write the letter. I have NO income. He wants $250.-500. a letter. I asked. No free work there. I'm just so tired now and am tried of asking these doctors for help. I never get a response or they talk dollars first. Seems that all the doctors I have asked don't care about saving anyones life that can't pay cash first. So much for humanity! Thanks, Marcie barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote: Marcie, Couldn't Dr Rae at least put into writing what he saw as mold problem for you and you take that to infectious disease doctor or similar at your local county hospital. You should have a local hospital willing to treat people without funds. There is always one and usually they are teaching hospitals. In Chicago it is Cook County Hospital. Here is Cincinnati it is University of Cincinnati. They get funds from the city and state to treat people without funds and without insurance if illness is serious. Depending on your financial situation it is either free or sliding fee. At least it used to be when I didn't have insurance. > Way tooo sick to travel! No Money to travel with. Dr.Rae in EHCD in Dallas saw me and stated that I was one of the worst he has seen exposed to mold but.....the money comes first. Even though they have research scientist that work there.....I have to pay. They do not take insurance. His letter to WC is $250. - $500. To a lawyer it is $500 an hour. ( type fast doc.) :-) > No hope right now for any help from mold docs to fix me. > Marcie FAIR USE NOTICE: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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