Yay! More Mold-Saavy Docs

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For those who have been asking, I have just gotten word that several more

doctors in the Atlanta area have recently become molld-literate and are

beginning to treat mold patients. All have read Mold Warriors, all are

interested, and all will accept Medicare or Medicaid payment, as well as other

insurances. No disrespect to Dr. S - he's the man, we all agree! He's also only

one human with only so many hours in the day, and a couple of hours from an

airport. These docs are relatively new to the mold game, but are located in a

hub city, so much easier to get to, for those who are too sick to endure the

extra travel involved with going to Pokomoke City.

All are members of a very special practice called Millenium Healthcare which is

traditional, complimentary, and holistic-friendly. Good people, intent on doing

good medicine. They have the VCS testing equipment in the office now. My

experience with them has been that they will never sacrifice hard science to get

you well, but they also keep a very open mind about other avenues as well. Both

your insides AND you outsides are important. Play your cards just right, and you

could even conceivably schedule a massage or a yoga class on the same day.

Despite being a large practice with a busy working surgery in place (a couple of

plastic surgeons practice there as well), it's a place filled with good energy.

I have been in their offices many times, and it's kind of a running joke that

they can make me wait as long as they like, because I will just flop out and go

to sleep in the waiting room - the point being, I wouldn't do this if I didn't

feel very safe and able to relax there. I have

been disagreed with, and I have been corrected when I was factually wrong, but

I have never once been belittled or made to feel like my well-being was second

to any other consideration.

Kolb, M.D. 770-457-4677

Rayner, M.D. 770-390-0012

Shaanta Hanagud, M.D. 770-457-4677

There is a public train system which runs straight from inside the ATL airport

to their area, which would put you next door to a Marriott, and only a short cab

ride from the Dunwoody office. I wouldn't try to get in and out of town on the

same day, because scheduling at any medical practice is such a crapshoot you

could easily think you left plenty of leeway and still miss your flight back

out. I have spent time at that Marriott before, and had no problems (keep in

mind that I am not MCS, though).

I'm very excited about this development! One of our worst problems as patients

has been locating enough docs to treat all of us, as our numbers have been

growing so rapidly. Hopefully, word will spread out some more through these

three. I stay in touch with them, so if more docs come on board, I'll let you

all know about them as well. For now, it's a beautiful start.

Serena

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