LET'S KEEP AN ENDO LIST WITH ACTUAL NAMES!

[Guest guest]

Hi, lets keep a list going here in this group of the GOOD endos or

BAD for that matter. Ok, I will go first:

Dr. Alan Balsam in Deerfield Beach, FL:

He has a great bedside manner. He listens to you. He does not push

you out the door prematurely. He is NOT opposed to using ARMOUR

although that is not his first choice usually. He will let you have a

lot of control over how you want to handle your care. He WILL run a

FREE T3 if you ask him to (a true rarity).

LET'S KEEP THIS LIST GOING...please add to this.

[Guest guest]

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> Hi, lets keep a list going here in this group of the GOOD endos or

> BAD for that matter. Ok, I will go first:

>

> Dr. Alan Balsam in Deerfield Beach, FL:

>

> He has a great bedside manner. He listens to you. He does not push

> you out the door prematurely. He is NOT opposed to using ARMOUR

> although that is not his first choice usually. He will let you

have a

> lot of control over how you want to handle your care. He WILL run

a

> FREE T3 if you ask him to (a true rarity).

2)Dr. Edgar Mendizabel: Garden City, Long Island NY. Excellent

bedside manner, prefers to prescribe Armour Thyroid from what I've

seen. I've only seen him once, but was impressed by his progressive

knowledge about treating thyroid problems. (from Sim)

>

>

> LET'S KEEP THIS LIST GOING...please add to this.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi . You will be pleased to know we already have such a list

going. It's in the FILES section and is called GOOD DOCS. It's not

specifically for Endo's though, since most Endo's are lousy. But ANY

good doc, including an Endo, can be included.

The requirements: the doc has to test the free's, willingly

prescribe Armour, and pay attention to symptoms over labs (the

latter means the doc will allow your TSH to be quite suppressed, if

need be).

If you feel your doc meets the above requirements (as your

description appears to say, correct??), add his address and phone

number and I'll get him on the list.

Janie

>

> Hi, lets keep a list going here in this group of the GOOD endos or

> BAD for that matter. Ok, I will go first:

>

> Dr. Alan Balsam in Deerfield Beach, FL:

>

> He has a great bedside manner. He listens to you. He does not push

> you out the door prematurely. He is NOT opposed to using ARMOUR

> although that is not his first choice usually. He will let you

have a

> lot of control over how you want to handle your care. He WILL run

a

> FREE T3 if you ask him to (a true rarity).

>

>

> LET'S KEEP THIS LIST GOING...please add to this.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi . You will be pleased to know we already have such a list

going. It's in the FILES section and is called GOOD DOCS. It's not

specifically for Endo's though, since most Endo's are lousy. But ANY

good doc, including an Endo, can be included.

The requirements: the doc has to test the free's, willingly

prescribe Armour, and pay attention to symptoms over labs (the

latter means the doc will allow your TSH to be quite suppressed, if

need be).

If you feel your doc meets the above requirements (as your

description appears to say, correct??), add his address and phone

number and I'll get him on the list.

Janie

>

> Hi, lets keep a list going here in this group of the GOOD endos or

> BAD for that matter. Ok, I will go first:

>

> Dr. Alan Balsam in Deerfield Beach, FL:

>

> He has a great bedside manner. He listens to you. He does not push

> you out the door prematurely. He is NOT opposed to using ARMOUR

> although that is not his first choice usually. He will let you

have a

> lot of control over how you want to handle your care. He WILL run

a

> FREE T3 if you ask him to (a true rarity).

>

>

> LET'S KEEP THIS LIST GOING...please add to this.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Janie,

I would definitely add him to the list:

Dr. Alan Balsam, MD

1265 South Military Trail Suite #110

Deerfield Beach, FL 33442

He accepts UNITED HEALTHCARE amoung some others.

>

> Hi . You will be pleased to know we already have such a list

> going. It's in the FILES section and is called GOOD DOCS. It's not

> specifically for Endo's though, since most Endo's are lousy. But

ANY

> good doc, including an Endo, can be included.

>

> The requirements: the doc has to test the free's, willingly

> prescribe Armour, and pay attention to symptoms over labs (the

> latter means the doc will allow your TSH to be quite suppressed, if

> need be).

>

> If you feel your doc meets the above requirements (as your

> description appears to say, correct??), add his address and phone

> number and I'll get him on the list.

>

> Janie

>

> >

> > Hi, lets keep a list going here in this group of the GOOD endos

or

> > BAD for that matter. Ok, I will go first:

> >

> > Dr. Alan Balsam in Deerfield Beach, FL:

> >

> > He has a great bedside manner. He listens to you. He does not

push

> > you out the door prematurely. He is NOT opposed to using ARMOUR

> > although that is not his first choice usually. He will let you

> have a

> > lot of control over how you want to handle your care. He WILL run

> a

> > FREE T3 if you ask him to (a true rarity).

> >

> >

> > LET'S KEEP THIS LIST GOING...please add to this.

> >

> >