and Patty, Re: Seeking, Searching, hopefully finding

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Dear and Patty,

Thank you both very much! I appreciate your quick replies and with my time

often short

on the computer and some eye problems it is a challenge sometimes to find and

focus on

posts. I did learn (through so much help here) I was completely off on the name

of the doc

I was looking for. Geesh! Dykgraaf is a good chiropractor though, as I recall.

Thank you dear ones for caring.

Blessings,

Melinda

LISA Dear

Saline Sisters,

>

> I have not posted in a very, very long time, though I am very grateful for all

of you and

this

> forum. It is an honor to be connected with you.

>

> I need help and I'm sincerely hoping one or more of you can assist me. I am

already

very

> grateful at the sheer prospect of it!

>

> I'll not get into my long history with silicone and saline implants -- simply

it began in

> 1974, 13 surgeries, testimony before the FDA, almost died 2 times, lost a lot

of living,

> almost lost my kids, ended up on SSI and then the day came where I said

" Enough! " and I

> delved deeply into any alternative healling method I could find that worked

for me.

Today

> I am sooooooo much better compared to the near cripple I was. I am very

grateful to

God

> and friends and caring people.

>

> To do this getting better I had to choose to remain near impoverished because

insurance

> of any kind does not cover alternative methods of healing and the monthly

costs made it

> impossible for me to live on my own anymore.

>

> I am so incredibly grateful many, though not all, of my medical tests are

coming back

as

> " normal " and delighted the doctors are in awe, wondering how I did it without

their

> medicines. I'm just going with what worked for me. It's not everyone's path.

>

> What I am concerned with now is trying to find a doctor who was once very

outspoken

> about silicone and saline. His name was, I think, Craig Dykgraf (sp?) and he

was in

> Southfield, Michigan. He was an occupational/environmental physician who once

worked

> for Dow and then left them to treat their employees who were becoming sick

from

making

> implants as well as women who had them inserted into their bodies.

>

> I need a " metals " blood test. I know this doctor treated me years ago and

took such

tests

> and I cannot find him. I need a comparative study done and as well my present

clinic

> doctor, who is new to the game of medicine, will not order a metals test

unless he sees

> cause. I can tell him cause until I'm blue in the face but without some proof

(and with

all

> the moving I've done from here to there I don't know where I put my records)

that it is

> necessary I cannot get it done and paid for by my insurance. Dr. Dykgraf

would be the

> one to offer what I need.

>

> Do any of you know of him and/or where he might be? If anyone does I would so

> appreciate the information.

>

> Keep on keepin' on because we are shiners of love as we've been blessed to

learn just

how

> important and significant that is.

>

> May the Blessings Be.

>

> Most Sincerely,

> Melinda

> aSkydaughter@...

> mandalai@... (most used)

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> 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)

>

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