Finding a doctor in Connecticut

[Guest guest]

How does a person go about finding a doctor that is already following

the low dos antibiotic protocol? Do you have a list of doctors by states?

And if there aren't any known ones, how does a person go about finding

someone willing to do it? Does it have to be a rheumatologist?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Ethel has a list of docs that are willing to do the Antibiotics. She should

bop in here soon.

If you do not have a doc close by you may find a general practioner that

will be cooperative.just print off the instruction and take them with you.

No your doc does not have to be a rheumatologist. Most people here do not

have rheumys that give them scripts for antibiotics.

There are a few people who travel to see doctors in other states and do

their refills by phone consult.

Good Luck and we are all here for you.

cooky

Subject: rheumatic Finding a doctor in Connecticut

How does a person go about finding a doctor that is already following

the low dos antibiotic protocol? Do you have a list of doctors by states?

And if there aren't any known ones, how does a person go about finding

someone willing to do it? Does it have to be a rheumatologist?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Have you tried going to www.roadback.org ? You can write a post on the Bulletin

Board there, asking for names of a doctor in your area, and someone will answer

you soon. This is the " official " website for Dr. Brown's book, his work,

research, information, etc. It has studies from all over the world with their

results, as well as protocols, doctors pages you can print off to take with you,

everything you need to get on the " road back " to where you were before your

disease struck! It has loads of other information and the Bulletin Board, where

you can search posts by topic and get many, many replies from first hand users

of AP. You can also post questions there and get answers from many experienced

folks. Blessings!

Laretta

rheumatic Finding a doctor in Connecticut

How does a person go about finding a doctor that is already following

the low dos antibiotic protocol? Do you have a list of doctors by states?

And if there aren't any known ones, how does a person go about finding

someone willing to do it? Does it have to be a rheumatologist?

Thanks