I need some advocacy please

November 18, 2009

I have an appointment at the only place that takes Medicaid for mold, yet they

have a low success rate.

They no nothing about the mold diet; Dr. Shoemakers protocol, etc. They are a

college that WANTS TO KNOW.

PLEASE = CALLING ALL GURUS.... Coming from me = who am I to them?? I am some guy

with a high IQ & too much time on the internet.

If trusty Mold Yodas drop these people a phone call, email, or mail

documentation to them expressing clinical options, treatment options, & factual

data, you could not only save MY LIFE, but the lives of many & get a college to

start training Doctors on how to properly treat mold illness where they should

all learn it from the get go.

Please folks; drop the truth & facts on this college..

Regards,

Pete Helfrich

6712 Brooklawn Parkway, Suite 204

Syracuse, NY 13211-2195

The Southern Tier Occupational Health Center (STOHC), a satellite of the Central

New York Occupational Health Clnical Center, is located on the Binghamton

University campus and serves the residents of Broome, Tioga, and Chenango

counties and the surrounding area with a full range of occupational health

services. Directions and Parking Information

To contact either office, phone:

315-432-8899 or 800-432-9590

TDD: 315-464-5769

cnyohcc@...

November 18, 2009

If Dr. Portnoy is there, RUN outta there as fast as you can. I saw her

after Johanning left the Albany area. They're all tied in with the

reptilian WC, insurers and corporate criminals. The next time any of

them hear from me is if and when I charge their criminal invertebrate

butts with collusion under the RICO Act.

Barth

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p> I have an appointment at the only place that takes Medicaid for mold, yet

they have a low success rate.

p> They no nothing about the mold diet; Dr. Shoemakers protocol, etc. They are a

college that WANTS TO KNOW.

p> PLEASE = CALLING ALL GURUS.... Coming from me = who am I to them?? I am some

guy with a high IQ & too much time on the internet.

p> If trusty Mold Yodas drop these people a phone call, email, or mail

documentation to them expressing clinical options, treatment options, & factual

data, you could not only save MY LIFE, but the

p> lives of many & get a college to start training Doctors on how to properly

treat mold illness where they should all learn it from the get go.

p> Please folks; drop the truth & facts on this college..

p> Regards,

p> Pete Helfrich

p> 6712 Brooklawn Parkway, Suite 204

p> Syracuse, NY 13211-2195

p> The Southern Tier Occupational Health Center (STOHC), a satellite of the

Central New York Occupational Health Clnical Center, is located on the

Binghamton University campus and serves the

p> residents of Broome, Tioga, and Chenango counties and the surrounding area

with a full range of occupational health services. Directions and Parking

Information

p> To contact either office, phone:

p> 315-432-8899 or 800-432-9590

p> TDD: 315-464-5769

p> cnyohcc@...

November 18, 2009

,

The Dr Portnoy I know is a he, not a she. Are we talking about

the same person?

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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If Dr. Portnoy is there, RUN outta there as fast as you can. I saw her

after Johanning left the Albany area. They're all tied in with the

reptilian WC, insurers and corporate criminals. The next time any of

them hear from me is if and when I charge their criminal invertebrate

butts with collusion under the RICO Act.

Barth

---

p> I have an appointment at the only place that takes Medicaid for mold,

yet they have a low success rate.

p> They no nothing about the mold diet; Dr. Shoemakers protocol, etc.

They are a college that WANTS TO KNOW.

p> PLEASE = CALLING ALL GURUS.... Coming from me = who am I to

them?? I am some guy with a high IQ & too much time on the internet.

p> If trusty Mold Yodas drop these people a phone call, email, or mail

documentation to them expressing clinical options, treatment options, &

factual data, you could not only save MY LIFE, but the

p> lives of many & get a college to start training Doctors on how to

properly treat mold illness where they should all learn it from the get go.

p> Please folks; drop the truth & facts on this college..

p> Regards,

p> Pete Helfrich

p> 6712 Brooklawn Parkway, Suite 204

p> Syracuse, NY 13211-2195

p> The Southern Tier Occupational Health Center (STOHC), a satellite

of the Central New York Occupational Health Clnical Center, is located

on the Binghamton University campus and serves the

p> residents of Broome, Tioga, and Chenango counties and the

surrounding area with a full range of occupational health services.

Directions and Parking Information

p> To contact either office, phone:

p> 315-432-8899 or 800-432-9590

p> TDD: 315-464-5769

p> cnyohcc@...

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November 19, 2009

--- In , " petehelfrich2004 " <petehelfrich2004@...>

wrote:

>

> I have an appointment at the only place that takes Medicaid for mold, yet they

have a low success rate.

>

> They no nothing about the mold diet; Dr. Shoemakers protocol, etc. They are a

college that WANTS TO KNOW.

________________________________

RESPONSE -- Here is a copy paste from something I wrote to someone else.

Hope this helps.

http://www.biotoxin.info/docs/ConsultationPreWork.pdf

When my regular doctor was resistant, I took her this form already filled out,

and told her that I intended to go see Dr. Shoemaker, and that those tests have

to be ordered first before he will accept you as a patient. Once she had that

letter in hand, then my insurance (BCBS) had no problem paying for the labs.

Also, once she had that letter in hand, she felt more calm about NOT being the

one to treat me! So, you could tell your doc that just three tests could rule

OUT mold illness - HLA, MMP9, and MSH. I think at Labcorp, these all add up to

maybe $600. Not a bad price for ruling out an illness quickly, and for getting

a LOT of piece of mind. AND, if mold illness is NOT your problem, and you know

from the tests that you do NOT have a double-whammy mold susceptible gene, then

you can pursue a lot of other treatments and options SAFELY. If you are

HLA-susceptible, then you really need to be careful about where you go, as every

new location you visit could be moldy and could throw you down for another

three to four days. When you are really really sick, getting thrown down from a

mold exposure is just a little too rough.

At the time I took my doc the form, I did intend to go see Dr. Shoemaker. You

can even call his office and they will send by mail the new patient packet to

you, which you could have in hand when you go to the doctor. Do I plan to go

see Shoemaker? I don't know.

I have to add that Mold Illness or biotoxin illness has an established

muliple-times PEER-REVIEWED case definition.

http://www.ghsair.org/doc.pdf -

Pages 37 - 39 are helpful. Maybe print the whole letter for the doctor.

Here is another document to print with case definition included also.

http://ntp.niehs.nih.gov/files/ShoeNTP_12_06_07w_attach.pdf Pages 88-92 are to

the point.

Last, I have printed this whole thing, and gave it to some docs spiral bound to

have as a brief reference.

http://biotoxin.info/docs/GordonMD_ILADS_Biotoxins_RS_9_5_08.pdf

Most docs I know don't have time to read __Mold Warriors__. It is way to long,

and really could be written better.

However, these other documents are more clear, and include case definitons that

are easy for even me, in my mold-illness induced brain-fogged state, to

understand. More importantly, they are also OBJECTIVE. You have HLA-DR-DBQ

susceptibility, low MSH, high MMP9, then you have mold illness. It isn't an

opinion how you feel. From what I know of your own situation, having a

hurricane damaged home that did not get fixed for three months is definitely

" potential for exposure. " You definitely have multi-system, multi-symptom

illness, and you may still have to work on " absence of confounders. "

I hope you can get to feeling better soon. All of the pain and suffering is so

needless, especially when you KNOW you have been living in a water-damaged home.

I did do lots of photos, and SOME mold testing, so I could avoid the accusation

of being crazy or hysterical. No.....I have objective irrefutable evidence that

there was presence of mold making me sick.

It has taken me some time to find all these sources, and they are all much more

succinct and powerful than a very long 700 page book.

November 19, 2009

This is really helpful information Jolly. Thanks

>

>RESPONSE -- Here is a copy paste from something I wrote to someone else.

> Hope this helps.

>

> http://www.biotoxin.info/docs/ConsultationPreWork.pdf

>

> When my regular doctor was resistant, I took her this form already filled out,