Re: Breakthrough with my GP

[Guest guest]

Sounds like pulmonary doctor. I gave him the book Arthritis breakthrough and the

Road back and he started to read the book in the office with me sitting there

waiting to finish my appointment with him. It was kind of funny, but I have been

telling him over the last two years that I appriciated that he started me on

Biaxin to get me better. He even look at the physicians pages and promised me

that he would read the book

Eva.

From: Maz <marilyn.m@...>

Subject: rheumatic Breakthrough with my GP

rheumatic

Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2010, 7:49 PM

 

Yesterday avo I needed to get a tetanus shot (dog bite..lol) so of course went

to see my GP (think you call them PCP's??) anyway, this is my own doctor not the

one who is treating me with AP.

On to the story with a bit of background:

My Dr was extremely anti & sceptical about me trying AP, but back in the

beginning showed some thoughtfulness & asked if he could monitor my progress ..

of course I agreed. Every time I had seen my AP Doc I made an appt to bring him

up to date & gave him copies of all the blood test results. When he was getting

the injection ready we were talking & he mentioned I looked really well, I told

him I was still asymptomatic (not remission but absolutely no symptoms) the

eyebrows shot up & I realised he was impressed,, he asked if I had a minute --

of course I said yes & sat down.

He gave me the shot then floored me by asking me what meds I was taking, what

quantity & how often (that's a first for him) & then said ,, if this is the

result I am more than impressed, I hope whomever is prescribing the meds &

monitoring you is involved in the research! He also said he had finally read all

the information in the physician's pack I had given him (way back in the

beginning) from the RB website. He apologised for doubting my intent & said he

was really pleased for me I had insisted on not going down the traditional

medicine route.

That was a WOW moment !!!

I always knew there was a good reason I liked him as a doctor, he is honest, has

time for his patients & only wants the best outcome for them. This is a huge

step forward into just maybe him coming on board as another AP dr.

[Guest guest]

It's a nice moment when a doctor actually listens & does help isn't it !!

I am so glad you are doing so well.

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> Subject: rheumatic Breakthrough with my GP

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> Yesterday avo I needed to get a tetanus shot (dog bite..lol) so of course went

to see my GP (think you call them PCP's??) anyway, this is my own doctor not the

one who is treating me with AP.

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> On to the story with a bit of background:

> My Dr was extremely anti & sceptical about me trying AP, but back in the

beginning showed some thoughtfulness & asked if he could monitor my progress ..

of course I agreed. Every time I had seen my AP Doc I made an appt to bring him

up to date & gave him copies of all the blood test results. When he was getting

the injection ready we were talking & he mentioned I looked really well, I told

him I was still asymptomatic (not remission but absolutely no symptoms) the

eyebrows shot up & I realised he was impressed,, he asked if I had a minute --

of course I said yes & sat down.

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> He gave me the shot then floored me by asking me what meds I was taking, what

quantity & how often (that's a first for him) & then said ,, if this is the

result I am more than impressed, I hope whomever is prescribing the meds &

monitoring you is involved in the research! He also said he had finally read all

the information in the physician's pack I had given him (way back in the

beginning) from the RB website. He apologised for doubting my intent & said he

was really pleased for me I had insisted on not going down the traditional

medicine route.

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> That was a WOW moment !!!

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> I always knew there was a good reason I liked him as a doctor, he is honest,

has time for his patients & only wants the best outcome for them. This is a huge

step forward into just maybe him coming on board as another AP dr.

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[Guest guest]

Hi everybody.  This is Dolores.  Over the last 48 hours, I have developed an

allergy.  It started when my neighbor brought over a bag of mangoes from his

tree.  I didn't realize it could be the mangoes as I also used the Raid to kill

some mosquitos that were lurking in my plants.  I have used Raid before, w/o a

hitch.  And have handled mangoes before also.  My daughter called this morning

when I was on the way to the doctors as my face was bumpy and swollen in several

places.  She told me that it was probably the mangoes as the outer skin is like

poison oak or poison ivy. She has this reaction to mangoes also. The face was

red where it was swollen and my mouth got all disfigured .  I looked like I had

hives all over my face, especially around the eyes and mouth. My lips are all

chapped and crusty. Well, the doc is not sure, but he ordered Benadryl and some

lotion for the face and cream for the body. 

 

While at the doctors office, we began to discuss the antibiotic protocol and he

too is very impressed.  He is going to present the faq. sheet to his

colleagues.  Maybe they will be just as impressed and will start a circle of

A/P docs on the Island of Puerto Rico.  I am hoping this news will spread. Yes,

there is hope!

 

BTW, did you all know that we had an earthquake of 5.8 magnitude with the

epicenter only 6 kilometers from my house.  Mike and I were in the process of

having our mid-night snack when it struck and we were dumbfounded.  It was the

last thing I expected. The last big one that hit this Island was in 1918.  No

damage was caused.  My bookcase shook a bit and my precious glass vase

shook. But nothing broke. It was over in a matter of seconds and so far I have

not felt any after shocks.  That is what is called a rude awakening!  Take

care!  Dolores & Mike 

From: Maz <mazm_mm@...>

Subject: rheumatic Re: Breakthrough with my GP

rheumatic

Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2010, 11:54 PM

 

It's a nice moment when a doctor actually listens & does help isn't it !!

I am so glad you are doing so well.

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> From: Maz <marilyn.m@...>

> Subject: rheumatic Breakthrough with my GP

> rheumatic

> Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2010, 7:49 PM

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> Yesterday avo I needed to get a tetanus shot (dog bite..lol) so of course went

to see my GP (think you call them PCP's??) anyway, this is my own doctor not the

one who is treating me with AP.

>

> On to the story with a bit of background:

> My Dr was extremely anti & sceptical about me trying AP, but back in the

beginning showed some thoughtfulness & asked if he could monitor my progress ..

of course I agreed. Every time I had seen my AP Doc I made an appt to bring him

up to date & gave him copies of all the blood test results. When he was getting

the injection ready we were talking & he mentioned I looked really well, I told

him I was still asymptomatic (not remission but absolutely no symptoms) the

eyebrows shot up & I realised he was impressed,, he asked if I had a minute --

of course I said yes & sat down.

>

> He gave me the shot then floored me by asking me what meds I was taking, what

quantity & how often (that's a first for him) & then said ,, if this is the

result I am more than impressed, I hope whomever is prescribing the meds &

monitoring you is involved in the research! He also said he had finally read all

the information in the physician's pack I had given him (way back in the

beginning) from the RB website. He apologised for doubting my intent & said he

was really pleased for me I had insisted on not going down the traditional

medicine route.

>

> That was a WOW moment !!!

>

> I always knew there was a good reason I liked him as a doctor, he is honest,

has time for his patients & only wants the best outcome for them. This is a huge

step forward into just maybe him coming on board as another AP dr.

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