Was New to...now Dr R

[Guest guest]

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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