Thyroids

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In a message dated 12/6/2004 6:00:34 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

writes:

Message: 24

Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 11:35:53 EST

From: Ssadlermas@...

Subject: Re: Re: About thyroids.....

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Since you posted the nasty e-mail to me on this forum (instead of private...)

I will respond.

First of all, you were a client of mine in Aug 2003 and lasted 2 months with

me. You sent me 2 very nice, handwritten notes BOTH stating " you are feeling

better and thank you for helping me " . This is the first I am hearing from

you

since. It is not nice or kind to blast someone with such hatred and anger.

If

you have a problem with me, why didn't you contact me direct?? e-mail or

phone.

I am NOT a doctor, have never stated or pretended to be one!!!

I did not 'blast' any product, just provided facts for those that want to

learn; that ACTUALLY want help to get better. Please re-examine why you are

on

these boards to see that it is better to be positive then to be negative.

Hormones, estrogen dominance... to state that so-and-so is a " REAL " dr....

does that give her more credibility??? How many of us have been to " real "

drs.

with no help.

Please..... I am not here to " Sell my products " . I have been on this board

8yrs. and I don't need to sell anything to anybody, my business is way too

busy

now. Again, I would look inside and see why all the anger; it is not

healthy.

My products I use do not have 'tons of soy'.... know the facts.

I hope others can benefit from free information.

Blessings,

sue massie, CNHP

732 933-4011

I also have been on this list for many years. I think about six. I have

seen this thing come up with Sue M time and time again over these years. Sue

why don't you answer people like this OFF the list and try to peacefully

resolve it in a professional manner instead of psychologically analyzing and

demeaning someone in public. Regardless of whether someone has a legitimate

complaint or not, the professional should take the higher road and not answer

back and blame the patient. I have seen you do this so many times and what

you do is always turn around people's complaints and tell them point blank

that they are angry or hateful and that they should look deep inside or they

won't heal. In my opinion, this is emotionally abusive and inappropriate

behavior, especially for a practitioner. A true professional would not

publically reprimand someone, but would handle it behind the scenes. I have

seen you

many times tell people how angry they must be inside and turn it into a

psychological analysis of someone who thinks you are peddling products. I am

simply making an observation of what I have seen happen here over the years.

And whatever you do, do not turn it on me as you have done before and told me

to look at my anger. If this keeps happening to you when you come on the

board, there must be a kernel of truth in it somewhere. I do know and

believe

that you help many people as I have heard that. You know that there will

always be unhappy clients. That is just part of what you do. But how you

deal

with it publically is also a reflection of your own professionalism.

[Guest guest]

Do you know if you need thyroid medication? Dr. Art Ulene answers your

questions.

If your blood level of the pituitary hormone called TSH is high, hypothyroidism

must be suspected. If the TSH level is low, hyperthyroidism is likely. The

diagnosis can then be confirmed by blood tests of thyroid hormone itself. Read

the entire article below.

http://aarp1.convio.net/site/PageNavigator/Dr_Art_December

FYI,

Lottie