Guest guest Posted February 4, 2000 Report Share Posted February 4, 2000 In a message dated 00-02-04 14:35:17 EST, you write: << hi michelle, dr. shoemaker is not connected to the military info. :attending physician approval is necessary to participate..... certain criteria must be met. " WRITE (no faxes) dr. shoemaker 1604 market st. po 25 pokomke city MD 21851 " you must include a PREPAID PRIORITY MAIL ENVELOPE. " much luck. let me know if you are to participate! hope, kay >> Hi All, Sorry - what did I miss here? Is this a research " project? " Thanks! Chris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2000 Report Share Posted February 5, 2000 >>>also there is a doc shoemaker who will be starting a study on using cholestyramine to remove neurotoxins from the bodies of long term lymies. " he became involved with this study when he discovered the cause and treatment of pfiesteria, a dinoflagellate disease which also involves neurotoxins, that was KILLING FISH along the EAST COAST. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2000 Report Share Posted February 5, 2000 Hi Kay, Thanks for info. Also, wanted to ask you if you've been getting some harrassment on / from list. I'm feeling like " we're smoking them out. " I deleted this post - (my reply is below) maybe you saw it... Was posted by JVSPL@.... Do you " know " this person? (I had simply posted about my daughter's most effective treatment being the acupuncture. Never told her not to have surgery...) Also, got another rather nasty email yesterday - deleted it without thinking about this aspect - don't remember who posted it or even what the content was... I know " they " must be on list & it seems they're starting to show their colors... What do you think? Blessings & velcro hugs, Chris <<Subj: Re: [Lyme-aid] Acupuncture/spinal cord Date: 00-02-06 05:51:39 EST From: DobeLovr1 lyme-aidonelist In a message dated 00-02-05 11:32:13 EST, you write: << Alternatives to modern medical treatment can be effective, however there are times that there are no alternatives to surgery! Please stop playing doctor! This is serious and dangerous! Jane >> Dear Jane, NOT TRYING TO " PLAY DOCTOR " - doing what everyone else is doing - sharing what worked for them. FYI - surgeries are not without risk, either. Good luck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2000 Report Share Posted February 6, 2000 Hi chris, everyone, I feel that Jan (jvspl) is only trying to get the point across about our spinal conditions as being serious. I truly feel that some are having just pains in the neck (literally!!!) while others have true degeneration. Please do not 'git onto her' about it, I know how she means what she is saying, this can be VERY serious. Glad acupuncture helped you daughter! But I know it wont help me. Your friend in Lyme, Pepi Re: [Lyme-aid] Dr. Shoemaker > From: DobeLovr1@... > > Hi Kay, > > Thanks for info. > > Also, wanted to ask you if you've been getting some harrassment on / from > list. I'm feeling like " we're smoking them out. " > > I deleted this post - (my reply is below) maybe you saw it... Was posted by > JVSPL@.... Do you " know " this person? (I had simply posted about my > daughter's most effective treatment being the acupuncture. Never told her > not to have surgery...) > > Also, got another rather nasty email yesterday - deleted it without thinking > about this aspect - don't remember who posted it or even what the content > was... > > I know " they " must be on list & it seems they're starting to show their > colors... > > What do you think? > > Blessings & velcro hugs, > > Chris > > <<Subj: Re: [Lyme-aid] Acupuncture/spinal cord > Date: 00-02-06 05:51:39 EST > From: DobeLovr1 > lyme-aidonelist > > In a message dated 00-02-05 11:32:13 EST, you write: > > << Alternatives to modern medical > treatment can be effective, however there are times that there are no > alternatives to surgery! > > Please stop playing doctor! > This is serious and dangerous! > Jane >> > > Dear Jane, > > NOT TRYING TO " PLAY DOCTOR " - doing what everyone else is doing - sharing > what worked for them. > > FYI - surgeries are not without risk, either. > > Good luck > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2000 Report Share Posted February 6, 2000 Hi Pepi, and all who don't know, Jane is a valued and long time member of Lyme-aid, she has just not posted much lately so some of you are not familiar with her. I am pretty sure she hasn't posted much as she is still recovering from her spinal surgery, attending PT a lot and fighting LD. I agree with her comment about " Let's not Play doctors " I almost replied to her post stating I agreed, but never got to it, as I got distracted. Like Pepi says, she was only relating her experiences, and stating a plain fact we all must remember....none of us have all the answers here, (not even the docs sometimes) and we should only use this list to give personal opinions and relate our own experiences, nothing posted to this list or anywhere else on the internet is to be trusted as " carved in stone gospel " We must keep this in mind. A few days back, I think it was was talking about getting a spinal tap, many of us responded trying to deter her from depending on that procedure to be diagnostic of LD. Many of us had bad experiences with the procedure and found out it was a complete waste of time. Yet, I know one guy, who elected to get it, and was fortunate enough to have his IV approved based on readings of other tests they did, (not specifically for LD). I felt sorry for the poor girl, her test was scheduled for Friday, I think, she really had no time to absorb and reflect on our opinions and experience. Sometimes we are able to pass along good advice or relate our own experiences, but by and by the final decision should always be the patient's and they should try to get their information from all sources available, and especially from the doctor. In the example of Jane, many of us tried to talk her out of the surgical procedure, not knowing all the details. It turned out to be quite serious indeed, and now she has permanent spinal cord injury. Thank the Lord she listened to her doctors and not to me. Nuff said, Marta > From: " Rodney A .Metzler " <rod@...> > > Hi chris, everyone, I feel that Jan (jvspl) is only trying to get the point > across about our spinal conditions as being serious. I truly feel that some > are having just pains in the neck (literally!!!) while others have true > degeneration. Please do not 'git onto her' about it, I know how she means > what she is saying, this can be VERY serious. Glad acupuncture helped you > daughter! But I know it wont help me. Your friend in Lyme, Pepi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2003 Report Share Posted April 8, 2003 , His first name is Ritchie. He practices in Pocomoke, land. His website is http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com. Rich > Hi All, > > What is Dr. Shoemaker's first name? What state does he practice in? Does he have a web site? > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 : What's the coag neg staph? And what other tests did Shoemaker do? Did he test for mold? Dr. Shoemaker Yes, met med Oct. I reported followup on phone consult 5 weeks later which basically he has all his own personal gene number sequences that he puts a lot of faith in, of which I am certainly not convinced, and said he thinks I had mold as cause of my CFS. I already know mold affects me but I think it probably affects everyone here and is one of the things that basically kicks a person when they're already down and makes them even worse--sorta how we maybe get mercury poisoned after we are sick b/c of losing our ability to detox and thus making us worse. I am like a and think he's brilliant and glad I saw him but seeing him was not any major turning point for me. I got much better results with my LLMD in VA b/c she was willing to let me try abx and even helped me form Jadin protocol I did from June-Sept and also recommended the Chisolm TF and was even going to write me prescription for Canadian bee venom source to do injections if I wanted to (after 4 months of live bee stings and winter hitting and not seeing any major improvement late 2002 I haven't done bee stings yet, but it was lots of fun actually). I did find test results from Shoemaker interesting though and saw my TNF alpha was not high at all and got tested for the coag neg staph which I always wanted to rule out so it was worth seeing him for that alone. I did CSM for 2.5 months and slowly improved and then relapsed when I came off it. I don't want to use it continuously since b/c I'm not crazy about taking the stuff long term. Interestingly Shoe did not say anything about my IGeneX pos IgM WB. In a message dated 4/23/2004 7:25:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time, writes: Did you meet with Shoemaker? What happened with that? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2004 Report Share Posted April 24, 2004 : What kind of detox protocol have you done? Thanks, Original Message ----- From: jseaton357@... Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 5:51 AM Subject: Dr. Shoemaker Oh, forgot to add that I had low MSH and VEGF which he says is the worst two things to have. He said I had the lowest VEGF. I was like " Lowest??? " and he corrected himself and said " Ok, ONE of the lowest, ok " . That is vascular endothelial growth factor. I understand him to no longer doing staphage lysate (SPL) any longer and that would not only kill the coag neg staph in the nose but also raise VEGF levels, resulting in a sick person feeling much better while on it. I actually saw newly formed capilaries on the skin surface of a friend who was on SPL. In my last post I think I said I was neg for coag neg staph. No, I have it as does most of the population, but I did not have multiple abx resistant type which is the toxic forming type. That's the key. So anyway, now Shoe will have to treat the coag neg staph with abx, which is perhaps unfortunate b/c SPL was considered good stuff by the friend of mine who used it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2004 Report Share Posted April 25, 2004 So why did he stop the DPL? Doris ----- Original Message ----- I understand him to no longer doing staphage lysate (SPL) any longer and that would not only kill the coag neg staph in the nose but also raise VEGF levels, resulting in a sick person feeling much better while on it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2004 Report Share Posted April 25, 2004 It was part of a research study, and the study ended. Because it has not met with FDA approval yet, it can only be used for research purposes. lindajhamilton (DOT) ,net Re: Dr. Shoemaker > So why did he stop the DPL? > Doris > ----- Original Message ----- > I understand him to no longer doing staphage lysate > (SPL) any longer and that would not only kill the coag neg staph in the nose > but also raise VEGF levels, resulting in a sick person feeling much better while > on it. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2011 Report Share Posted January 4, 2011 I have been reading old posts but not finding what I want to know. Can someone who has seen Dr. Shoemaker email with how it went, what it cost, etc. I took the vision test and didn't do so well. But I am a long way from there and wonder how I can get my doctor wo try his mothods. SHe has ordered some of the tests he requests but not all. I was exposed to mold, aspergillis F, stachy, and some others coming from my hvac vents for nearly four years. When they finally cleaned up the room they used tons of toxic chemicals, day after day, no air venting, lots of rain, more leaks, more chemicals. I finally went to bed and didn't get up for weeks. While my school insists they just tried to help me I think they knew what they were doing as there had been others who had fallen ill, three people died. In any case I just want to get better if I can, if csm will help or something else, I will try it. Thanks, Meredith Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 Meredith, I was a teacher and got sick from my school. I left in Jan. '04 and NEVER returned! I have also been a patient of Dr. Shoemaker's since Dec. '03 and have had lots of success.Honestly I was so sick I thought I was going to die and not one local Dr. knew what was wrong. I was told everything from anxiety, stress, allergies, arthritis, sinus problems, heel spurs, tennis elbow,bad rotator cuff, CFS, and last but not least a virus that would probably go away sometime in the future!!! I was tested for Lyme, MS, arthritis, Lupus, and more only to be told I was negative for all. My ceiling was wet everytime it rained or snowed, hallway carpet was wet each time it rained. Housekeeping was horrible and the building was not well maintained. They also sprayed for insects and only shampooed the carpets during the summer. We returned one fall to find mold growing on some of the carpets like grass!!! Three inspections were done and each one was worse than the first and they only tested the air. Never tested pieces of carpet, tiles, or paneling! Extremely dirty window AC units. Left them uncovered during the winter. Students and teachers with symptoms but only one other teacher and myself got a confirmed diagnosis. It was hushed up, church and school never shared the reports with parents or staff and told everyone that it was cleaned up, all was well and that the health of the children was their main concern!! School is still open! One person died, one retired because they are so sick and others have many health issues. Some parents listened and removed their children others stayed because they never knew or they believed what they were told. We are all different ...we are exposed to different toxins and for different periods of time. I for one feel lucky that I got out in time and that Dr. Shoemaker's protocol worked for me. I will never be 100%, but I am SO much better than I was. I am unable to work, I don't go out much, and I AVOID moldy old/new buildings. I have learned where and I go and can't by trial and error. If some place makes me sick then I never go back. I trust my instincts and always look around when I go into a building AND I carry a mask. No fragrances of any type at all!!! Sue I have been reading old posts but not finding what I want to know. Can someone who has seen Dr. Shoemaker email with how it went, what it cost, etc. I took the vision test and didn't do so well. But I am a long way from there and wonder how I can get my doctor wo try his mothods. SHe has ordered some of the tests he requests but not all. I was exposed to mold, aspergillis F, stachy, and some others coming from my hvac vents for nearly four years. When they finally cleaned up the room they used tons of toxic chemicals, day after day, no air venting, lots of rain, more leaks, more chemicals. I finally went to bed and didn't get up for weeks. While my school insists they just tried to help me I think they knew what they were doing as there had been others who had fallen ill, three people died. In any case I just want to get better if I can, if csm will help or something else, I will try it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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