Re: Was New to...now Dr R

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sorry, I misunderstood.

> From: Aut2BMiracles@... <Aut2BMiracles@...>

> Subject: Was New to ...now Dr R

>

> Date: Saturday, March 21, 2009, 10:18 AM

> I have to agree with Sheri. My children used to be patients

> of Dr Goldberg

> and he helped them both tremendously. However, we are a

> military family and

> move frequently. The distance and $$$ became just too much

> (geographically

> it just didn't make sense anymore). We have been with

> Dr for a few

> years now and I can not say enough good things. I

> don't understand why Dr.

> Goldberg wouldn't recommend him, because the protocols

> seem quite similar. Of

> course there are differences (they are different people),

> but we have been

> VERY pleased with the way Dr. has treated our

> children. They have

> continued to improve and sometimes " fresh eyes "

> see things in a way that brings us

> to another level. I don't think we can get too stuck

> on a " one way is the

> only way " path. We still don't have all the

> answers for our kiddos.

>

> My son started seeing Dr. Goldberg when he was 5. He is 14

> now. I really

> would have thought that by NOW we would have more doctors

> across the country

> with this knowledge. Unfortunately all the hope I had in

> the immune

> modulators I heard about so many years ago is waning.

> Some of the other protocols

> are catching up (I'm reading about several using anti

> virals in recent years),

> but not fast enough. So deciding which doctor to use is a

> tough decision

> for parents to make, and what is right for one may not be

> correct for another.

>

> Just my opinion,

> Sharon :-)

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