Re: I think he will do it! - I need a little more help from you

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Hi, Carole...what is your doctors name at the Clev. Clinic? Thanks,

June

On Jul 29, 2010, at 11:22 AM, Carole Stein wrote:

> A little background: My rheumatologist is at the Cleveland Clinic - I

> am telling you this man is brilliant - kind, caring, teacher of the

> year, wants his patient, me, actively involved in their care - is well

> published and very well respected within the community - So now he has

> this patient, moi, who he can't get under control. We have a great

> relationship. We do much by email - I go up there every 2-3 months -

> do all my blood work and it works - He is very busy and I am asking

> him

> to go outside the box - So all knowledgeable ones - my first mistake

> was

> telling him that the protocol was clindamyacin (sp) so of course he

> has

> reasons why not to use that - BUT he put me on doxicycline last week

> for

> my face - he started me at 50mg, I went to 100mg and my face is almost

> normal - and I am tolerating it well. He made a point of telling me

> that he wouldn't give me minocin - because of lupus - so since

> doxicyline is ok - I am staying off the request for minocin - I want

> it

> to be easy for him to be successful. - He is looking for peer reviewed

> documentation that he can hang his hat on - I think I am going to give

> him the physicians packet - But does anyone know of a " Name "

> Rheumatologist from a name institution that is sucessfully using this

> protocol? And, if I just do doxicycline - where do I find the

> protocol? I know I have to do all the work - Many of you have been

> successful, so I want to do it right!

>

> Thanx

>

> --

> Carole S. Stein

> carolestein127.3@...

> http://www.onlinepetmemorials.com

> http://www.rainbowbridgefordogs.com

> Proud owner of wood Double Dose RTD (Registered Therapy Dog)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dr Whitman in NJ, Summit Medical Group uses the minocin AP protocol and Dr W

is always more than happy to consult with other physicians...ck him out...on

the Summit Medical Group website..his education is all there...and he is

brilliant

Re: rheumatic I think he will do it! - I need a little more help

from you

> Hi, Carole...what is your doctors name at the Clev. Clinic? Thanks,

> June

> On Jul 29, 2010, at 11:22 AM, Carole Stein wrote:

>

> > A little background: My rheumatologist is at the Cleveland Clinic - I

> > am telling you this man is brilliant - kind, caring, teacher of the

> > year, wants his patient, me, actively involved in their care - is well

> > published and very well respected within the community - So now he has

> > this patient, moi, who he can't get under control. We have a great

> > relationship. We do much by email - I go up there every 2-3 months -

> > do all my blood work and it works - He is very busy and I am asking

> > him

> > to go outside the box - So all knowledgeable ones - my first mistake

> > was

> > telling him that the protocol was clindamyacin (sp) so of course he

> > has

> > reasons why not to use that - BUT he put me on doxicycline last week

> > for

> > my face - he started me at 50mg, I went to 100mg and my face is almost

> > normal - and I am tolerating it well. He made a point of telling me

> > that he wouldn't give me minocin - because of lupus - so since

> > doxicyline is ok - I am staying off the request for minocin - I want

> > it

> > to be easy for him to be successful. - He is looking for peer reviewed

> > documentation that he can hang his hat on - I think I am going to give

> > him the physicians packet - But does anyone know of a " Name "

> > Rheumatologist from a name institution that is sucessfully using this

> > protocol? And, if I just do doxicycline - where do I find the

> > protocol? I know I have to do all the work - Many of you have been

> > successful, so I want to do it right!

> >

> > Thanx

> >

> > --

> > Carole S. Stein

> > carolestein127.3@...

> > http://www.onlinepetmemorials.com

> > http://www.rainbowbridgefordogs.com

> > Proud owner of wood Double Dose RTD (Registered Therapy Dog)

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Here is an excellent review of two studies that are considered pivotal.

http://www.annals.org/content/122/2/147.full

On 7/29/10 10:22 AM, " Carole Stein " <carolestein127.3@...> wrote:

> A little background: My rheumatologist is at the Cleveland Clinic - I

> am telling you this man is brilliant - kind, caring, teacher of the

> year, wants his patient, me, actively involved in their care - is well

> published and very well respected within the community - So now he has

> this patient, moi, who he can't get under control. We have a great

> relationship. We do much by email - I go up there every 2-3 months -

> do all my blood work and it works - He is very busy and I am asking him

> to go outside the box - So all knowledgeable ones - my first mistake was

> telling him that the protocol was clindamyacin (sp) so of course he has

> reasons why not to use that - BUT he put me on doxicycline last week for

> my face - he started me at 50mg, I went to 100mg and my face is almost

> normal - and I am tolerating it well. He made a point of telling me

> that he wouldn't give me minocin - because of lupus - so since

> doxicyline is ok - I am staying off the request for minocin - I want it

> to be easy for him to be successful. - He is looking for peer reviewed

> documentation that he can hang his hat on - I think I am going to give

> him the physicians packet - But does anyone know of a " Name "

> Rheumatologist from a name institution that is sucessfully using this

> protocol? And, if I just do doxicycline - where do I find the

> protocol? I know I have to do all the work - Many of you have been

> successful, so I want to do it right!

>

> Thanx