Guest guest Posted April 21, 2007 Report Share Posted April 21, 2007 Beth, Most of the doctors who deal with this issue use labs that they are familiar with, basically so that the results will not vary. As an example I had a CBC done, you would figure since this is a standard tests that the normal/abnormal range would be the same. Wrong. Each hospital/doctor's office that did this test used a different lab and the normal/abormal range were ALL different. Sharon C. > > > > Here is Dr Tanner's website: > > www.rethinkyourhealth.com > > She is in Roswell Ga which is just outside of Atlanta. I don't know > > much about her but I was told she might be able to help me. > > I had a great doctor but he was a resident and graduated. He really > > believed I was sick and he really tried to find out what was > wrong. > > He was often preplexed because my testings would be positive and > then > > negative, positive and negative. This is what happened to my sister > > before she passed with liver issues...not one doctor took her > > complaints serious...by the time they did, she was in Hospic. I > look > > OK and my blood pressue is great. Stuff like that is OK so I am > > considered healthy but my days are pure hell trying to make it > > through. I have been walking A LOT just to try to not let myself > go > > down the drain but sometimes it is so tough. Sometimes I feel Ok > > and sometimes I don't. This week has been one of my very hard > weeks. > > I feel like I have been posioned and I have been hurting really bad > > all over my right side. I've had these pains off and on and even > had > > blood work that determined pancrititis (SP??, excuse my spelling). > > The doctor started to put me in the hospital but being it was > almost > > 5 and he wanted to go home, he told me to go home and not eat and > > just drink liquids and to go to the emergency room if I got worse > in > > pain. I got worse. I went to the emergency room and they ran blood > > work and my test was normal. My primary care physician (the one I > > liked so much who left) could not understand. He said my results > were > > really high in the first test that determined I had > pancretitis..but > > then I was normal...this is the way all of my testing go. > > Anyway, I just hope she does things different which can determine > > what is really wrong with me. Only thing I am really positive is I > > have allergies but other than that, I don't know what the heck is > > wrong. > > Oh well...I am writing too much and talking your ear off so I will > > hush!! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2007 Report Share Posted April 21, 2007 I live in , SC which borders the Georgia line. I am only 2 hours away from Dr Tanner so this will not be too bad. I will let you know what I find out. I was refered to her by a couple of people here. I heard she does some of Dr Shoemakers' protocal but I don't know if she does or now. > > Hi Jackie, > > If you don't mind me asking, what part of the county do you live? > I'm so sorry to hear about your illness, and I hope she will be able > to figure something out. Will you let me know how your visit goes? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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