Re: Appointment with Dr. Leu

January 26, 2006

Cherie, sounds like it was a good session. I'm encouraged by this as well, and actually I have lost his phone number that Kenda had previously supplied - so if you or Kenda can post it again, I'll give him a call. I'm glad you're feeling hopeful, that is a very powerful thing when it comes to healing.

Sis

----- Original Message -----From: Cherie Subject: Appointment with Dr. LeuDate: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:22:40 -0000Hi Kenda and everyone,I just hung up from my phone consult with Dr. Leu, and I was very happy with our meeting. I took a lot of notes, but don't know if I am able to relay everything. The plan of action though, is to first calm down the inflammation with a short taper of Prednisone. When I get to a half a tablet of Prednisone, I am going to start on Isocort and Meducare to keep the inflammation down. He said these natural products will help to keep the inflammation down, but aren't strong enough to calm down the major inflammation I have going on. I have to get blood work and have the urine test which he will send me. Eventually we will detox and do hormone testing, but the first thing is to calm down the inflammation. He explained everything to me about amino acids, seratonin, dopamine, etc. Hopefully I will never need Prednisone again, being in the care of someone qualified to help me manage my symptoms before they get as bad as they are now. I know Prednisone is dangerous, but I am just so relieved that very soon, I will have relief from my pain, and that with the proper supervision from Dr. Leu, I won't have to take it anymore.Feeling more hopeful than I have in a long time. Thanks for getting me the sooner appointment Kenda.Cherie

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January 26, 2006

Sis - here's his info

Leu

918-298-9300

I really think it's worth it to have someone so knowledgable with

the immune system get you on a program. I like that he had a plan

for me and he laid it out - not that it can't change, but I clearly

understood where he was going and why. I feel that I was spinning

my wheels trying to find solutions - like my diet, supplements,

detoxing. All of this stuff is good, but I think I need direction

from an expert. I think I end up spending just as much trying

different supplements that didn't work - probably more.

I don't think you will be disappointed if you get a consult with him.

Cherie

>

> Cherie, sounds like it was a good session. I'm encouraged by this

as

> well, and actually I have lost his phone number that Kenda had

previously

> supplied - so if you or Kenda can post it again, I'll give him a

call.

> I'm glad you're feeling hopeful, that is a very powerful thing

when it

> comes to healing.

>

> Sis

>

> Appointment with Dr. Leu

> Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:22:40 -0000

>

> Hi Kenda and everyone,

> I just hung up from my phone consult with Dr. Leu, and I was very

> happy with our meeting. I took a lot of notes, but don't know

if I

> am able to relay everything. The plan of action though, is to

first

> calm down the inflammation with a short taper of Prednisone.

When I

> get to a half a tablet of Prednisone, I am going to start on

Isocort

> and Meducare to keep the inflammation down. He said these

natural

> products will help to keep the inflammation down, but aren't

strong

> enough to calm down the major inflammation I have going on. I

have

> to get blood work and have the urine test which he will send me.

> Eventually we will detox and do hormone testing, but the first

thing

> is to calm down the inflammation. He explained everything to me

> about amino acids, seratonin, dopamine, etc.

>

> Hopefully I will never need Prednisone again, being in the care

of

> someone qualified to help me manage my symptoms before they get

as

> bad as they are now. I know Prednisone is dangerous, but I am

just

> so relieved that very soon, I will have relief from my pain, and

> that with the proper supervision from Dr. Leu, I won't have to

take

> it anymore.

>

> Feeling more hopeful than I have in a long time. Thanks for

getting

> me the sooner appointment Kenda.

> Cherie

>

> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice

given by

> licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or

> licensed health care professional before commencing any medical

> treatment.

>

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mislead

> you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions

about

> how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world. " -

Linus

> ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963,

Peace)

>

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January 26, 2006

Cherie

I am so glad that you are so encouraged by your appt. with Dr.Leu.

I really think having a positive attitude and faith that you will

get well is extremely important. Hange in there!

Hugs, Kathy

--- In , " Cherie " <cheriesut@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Kenda and everyone,

> I just hung up from my phone consult with Dr. Leu, and I was very

> happy with our meeting. I took a lot of notes, but don't know if

I

> am able to relay everything. The plan of action though, is to

first

> calm down the inflammation with a short taper of Prednisone. When

I

> get to a half a tablet of Prednisone, I am going to start on

Isocort

> and Meducare to keep the inflammation down. He said these natural

> products will help to keep the inflammation down, but aren't

strong

> enough to calm down the major inflammation I have going on. I

have

> to get blood work and have the urine test which he will send me.

> Eventually we will detox and do hormone testing, but the first

thing

> is to calm down the inflammation. He explained everything to me

> about amino acids, seratonin, dopamine, etc.

>

> Hopefully I will never need Prednisone again, being in the care of

> someone qualified to help me manage my symptoms before they get as

> bad as they are now. I know Prednisone is dangerous, but I am

just

> so relieved that very soon, I will have relief from my pain, and

> that with the proper supervision from Dr. Leu, I won't have to

take

> it anymore.

>

> Feeling more hopeful than I have in a long time. Thanks for

getting

> me the sooner appointment Kenda.

> Cherie

>

January 26, 2006

Hi Cherie,

I'm so glad everything went well with Dr. Leu today. One thing that I

really like about him is that if he really feels you need a prescription

drug, he will tell you. A lot of ND's are totally opposed to traditional

medicine. Dr. Leu understands there are things that natural medicine just

can't do as well. I'm sure the dose he has you on is the lowest dose he

believes will help you. I take Isocort too and it has helped me

tremendously. I'm also on herbal anti-inflammatories, likely for life.

I hope you start feeling better really soon!

Kenda

> Hi Kenda and everyone,

> I just hung up from my phone consult with Dr. Leu, and I was very

> happy with our meeting. I took a lot of notes, but don't know if I

> am able to relay everything. The plan of action though, is to first

> calm down the inflammation with a short taper of Prednisone. When I

> get to a half a tablet of Prednisone, I am going to start on Isocort

> and Meducare to keep the inflammation down. He said these natural

> products will help to keep the inflammation down, but aren't strong

> enough to calm down the major inflammation I have going on. I have

> to get blood work and have the urine test which he will send me.

> Eventually we will detox and do hormone testing, but the first thing

> is to calm down the inflammation. He explained everything to me

> about amino acids, seratonin, dopamine, etc.

>

> Hopefully I will never need Prednisone again, being in the care of

> someone qualified to help me manage my symptoms before they get as

> bad as they are now. I know Prednisone is dangerous, but I am just

> so relieved that very soon, I will have relief from my pain, and

> that with the proper supervision from Dr. Leu, I won't have to take

> it anymore.

>

> Feeling more hopeful than I have in a long time. Thanks for getting

> me the sooner appointment Kenda.

> Cherie

>

> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed

> health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care

> professional before commencing any medical treatment.

>

> " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you.

> Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a

> happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing, two-time

> Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

>

> See our photos website! Enter " implants " for access at this link:

> http://.shutterfly.com/action/

>

January 26, 2006

Hi Sis,

It's 918 298-9300.

Kenda

> Cherie, sounds like it was a good session. I'm encouraged by this as

> well, and actually I have lost his phone number that Kenda had previously

> supplied - so if you or Kenda can post it again, I'll give him a call.

> I'm glad you're feeling hopeful, that is a very powerful thing when it