Dr. Russel/NNY Clinic

[Guest guest]

Hi

I'm glad that this was cleared up. I was very concerned about what

was being posted about Dr. Bruce not being a " real " doctor,

and was just about to post when I saw the explanation. I realize

that this was pure misunderstanding and that there were no bad

intentions. But I still feel that one thing needs to be clarified.

The NNY clinic does follow the protocol, there may be slight

variations(by slight meaning that seasonal allergies are a big focus

because it has more of an effect regionally, etc.) but the basis of

the protocol is still the same. Dr. Goldberg has repeatedly stated

that he has no affiliation with the NNY clinic and I find that

completely reasonable, as he would not want to be liable for another

doctor's treatments. However, I think these statements may have

been misinterpreted by some to mean that the NNY Clinic is not

credible or worse, doing harm. For those who do not know, both Dr.

and Kathy on's children were/are treated by Dr.

Goldberg. Kathy on (the nurse who heads the NNY Clinic) spent

time in Dr. Goldberg's office being trained in the protocol for the

intent of starting a clinic. This was not some " willy nilly "

venture, with them thinking " let's mimic the protocol " . They do not

use or promote alternative treatments and are just as vehemently

against them as Dr. Goldberg. They have great respect for Dr.

Goldberg and the work that he has done. There have been in the past

posts that insinuate or imply that they are going against Dr.

Goldberg's work and these statements are usually joined by a " they

should stop because this will only harm the children " . I think this

is the result of people not understanding the origin of the NNY

clinic as stated above. They have worked tirelessly to make this

treatment known, have since opened a second clinic and are helping

many children, my daughter being one of them. These statements are

what is harmful. They are harmful to the children who attend the

NNY clinic, should they keep the clinic from getting the recognition

and backing it needs. It harms future patients who cannot get to

California and whose parents may be bringing them to the NNY clinic,

but change their minds when they see erroneous information about the

clinic that makes them think it is fraudulent. And it hurts us all

because this should not be a competition. More can be accomplished

together than apart. Again, I don't believe (hope) that anything

against the clinic is intentional. I think it is more a product of

lack of both communication and information. I just want to make

sure that the NNY clinic gets the great reputation it deserves and

that anyone considering going there knows that they will be in good

hands. I don't know where my daughter would be without them.

Respectfully,