[SPAM] Re: Daily Mail - Comments getting published

[Guest guest]

Best way of getting your point of view across to the MoS is not to buy it

Sally

Jane Hogan wrote:

>

> Two letters published on page 62 of The Mail on Sunday from Dr

> O'Connel and Bill Welsh.

>

> Margaret wrote:

>

>> Jane Donergan ended up before the GMC on prof misconduct charges, I

>> think because of this case. Eventually every single charge against

>> her was dismissed.

>> Margaret

>>

>> * [sPAM] Re: Daily Mail -

>> Comments getting published

>>

>>

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>>

<http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2004/sep/08/familyandrelationships.lifeandhea\

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>>

>> Check out this article - sounds like he's on a mission when you

>> google his name.

>>

>>

>>

>>> Hi all

>>>

>>> Daily mail are publishing some of our comments and also this muppet.

>>>

>>> Congratulations to Barney Calman for exposing some of the

>>> practitioners who are exploiting parents of children with autism by

>>> providing tests and treatments of unproven value and uncertain

>>> safety.

>>> Take secretin. This is a crude extract of pig pancreas that was

>>> developed as a diagnostic test and never designed or tested as a

>>> treatment. There is no coherent scientific rationale for its use in

>>> autism. Studies have shown that it does not work. Yet practitioners

>>> are prepared to inject secretin, repeatedly and at great expense,

>>> into children with autism.

>>> One of the most popular treatments in the USA - heavy metal

>>> chelation - is also the most dangerous. One boy from Britain has

>>> already died having this treatment in America.

>>> As the father of an autistic son and as a doctor I would urge

>>> parents

>>> to avoid these treatments and the practitioners who provide them.

>>>

>>> - Fitzpatrick, London, UK, 05/6/2008 07:01

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> ------------------------------------

>>>

>>> DISCLAIMER

>>> No information contained in this post is to be construed as

>>> medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from

>>> a suitably qualified practitioner.

>>>

[Guest guest]

Ooh, now then, is that fair? My inlaws buy it every single day and

Sundays also. We'd need to organise a boycott and even then, it's a

huge seller, would they notice? We need to monitor what people say

about us, the only version of this original article (and god knows

there have been so many, O'Connell is now back in again!!) is the

printed version which personally I don't have! Which makes my

response to the PCC follow up letter a bit more complicatd, frankly. Sigh!

Steph xx

> >>

> >>> Hi all

> >>>

> >>> Daily mail are publishing some of our comments and also this

muppet.

> >>>

> >>> Congratulations to Barney Calman for exposing some of the

> >>> practitioners who are exploiting parents of children with

autism by

> >>> providing tests and treatments of unproven value and uncertain

> >>> safety.

> >>> Take secretin. This is a crude extract of pig pancreas that was

> >>> developed as a diagnostic test and never designed or tested

as a

> >>> treatment. There is no coherent scientific rationale for its

use in

> >>> autism. Studies have shown that it does not work. Yet

practitioners

> >>> are prepared to inject secretin, repeatedly and at great

expense,

> >>> into children with autism.

> >>> One of the most popular treatments in the USA - heavy metal

> >>> chelation - is also the most dangerous. One boy from Britain

has

> >>> already died having this treatment in America.

> >>> As the father of an autistic son and as a doctor I would urge

> >>> parents

> >>> to avoid these treatments and the practitioners who provide

them.

> >>>

> >>> - Fitzpatrick, London, UK, 05/6/2008 07:01

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>

> >>> ------------------------------------

> >>>

> >>> DISCLAIMER

> >>> No information contained in this post is to be construed as

> >>> medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from

> >>> a suitably qualified practitioner.

> >>>