Re: DAN ideas?

[Guest guest]

I know doctors by law must see the patient once a year in person to

prescribe meds. I don't know if that's true for lab work.

Kerrie

In a message dated 3/16/2009 2:21:30 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

schradie@... writes:

I am wondering if anyone knows of any fabulous DAN doctors who would take my

6yo son on as a " phone " patient. I'm sure most docs would want to see a kid

in person, but I'm really just wanting to get lab tests done and go over his

history with someone to determine which tests (sensitivities, etc.) to do and

have that MD order the tests and then go over the results. I've been doing a

lot of the diet and other interventions on my own and have an HMO that won't

pay for the DAN doctor so am honestly trying to save money, as well as save

my son from having to sit through a long appt where most of it consists of me

talking to a practitioner about his history. He is officially diagnosed with

High Functioning Autism.

I live in Northern California, near San Francisco, so I know there are lots

of DAN practitioners around, so a DAN doc would ideally be local but for me

is not necessary in the least.

Ideas?

J.S.

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[Guest guest]

We have been seeing Dr. Rossingol in Melbourne, Fl. We are from PA and they

required to see us once a year but that has been involked and they take you

eitherway. We love Dr. Dan. Pricey though, sorry. Compared to some though I

think it isn't extremely bad. WORTH it in our home.

If I was you I'd take a look at Dr. Mueller. I think he is in CA. He is

extremely knowledge and does many webinars for Great Plains Labs.

Good Luck!!!!

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From: " ratlenhum@... " <ratlenhum@...>

Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 2:25:41 PM

Subject: Re: DAN ideas?

I know doctors by law must see the patient once a year in person to

prescribe meds. I don't know if that's true for lab work.

Kerrie

In a message dated 3/16/2009 2:21:30 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

schradiehotmail (DOT) com writes:

I am wondering if anyone knows of any fabulous DAN doctors who would take my

6yo son on as a " phone " patient. I'm sure most docs would want to see a kid

in person, but I'm really just wanting to get lab tests done and go over his

history with someone to determine which tests (sensitivities, etc.) to do and

have that MD order the tests and then go over the results. I've been doing a

lot of the diet and other interventions on my own and have an HMO that won't

pay for the DAN doctor so am honestly trying to save money, as well as save

my son from having to sit through a long appt where most of it consists of me

talking to a practitioner about his history. He is officially diagnosed with

High Functioning Autism.

I live in Northern California, near San Francisco, so I know there are lots

of DAN practitioners around, so a DAN doc would ideally be local but for me

is not necessary in the least.

Ideas?

J.S.

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