Re: C. DeMio, MD

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Ask on the autism biomedical ohio list - you may find some of the private

feedback quite eye opening.

The only patient of his I know of actually getting better was chelated per my

protocol, not per the one DeMio prescribes. Of course, all I have to rely in is

what parents tell me privately who have seen him.

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> Folks,

> Anyone ever work with Dan Doctor C. DeMio, MD in Ohio. We are

considering making an appointment. I have been having trouble posting (sorry).

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> Thanks, Tom

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Hi, I don't know if this helps. I met Dr. DeMio in Los Angeles at a Dan

conference a couple of years ago.. He was very nice and polite and very

interested in what I had already done , since my son is older.. He asked

questions, as did I , and upon leaving our conversation, he gave me his

business card and said to keep in touch.. I would make an appointment if I

was you.. Take care..

Corinne

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Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2010 5:26 PM

Subject: [ ] C. DeMio, MD

Folks,

Anyone ever work with Dan Doctor C. DeMio, MD in Ohio. We are

considering making an appointment. I have been having trouble posting

(sorry).

Thanks, Tom

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I have met him too, very interested in what parents have to say, thanked me

for telling him about the B2/clown lips link. I reckon he's a good guy but

don;t do DAN chelation, it was the recovery o f shoemakers child on TD

DMSA that started the rush on that a few years back

Mandi x

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Ladyshrink111@... writes:

Well, that's my criteria; nice, polite, interested.

Who cares what his track record is or what he actually knows about getting

your kid better? Thats irrelevant, as long as he's nice.

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Subject: RE: [ ] C. DeMio, MD

Hi, I don't know if this helps. I met Dr. DeMio in Los Angeles at a Dan

conference a couple of years ago.. He was very nice and polite and very

interested in what I had already done , since my son is older.. He asked

questions, as did I , and upon leaving our conversation, he gave me his

business card and said to keep in touch.. I would make an appointment if I

was you.. Take care..

Corinne

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Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2010 5:26 PM

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Subject: [ ] C. DeMio, MD

Folks,

Anyone ever work with Dan Doctor C. DeMio, MD in Ohio. We are

considering making an appointment. I have been having trouble posting

(sorry).

Thanks, Tom

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[Guest guest]

Well, that's my criteria; nice, polite, interested.

Who cares what his track record is or what he actually knows about getting your

kid better? Thats irrelevant, as long as he's nice.

[ ] C. DeMio, MD

Folks,

Anyone ever work with Dan Doctor C. DeMio, MD in Ohio. We are

considering making an appointment. I have been having trouble posting

(sorry).

Thanks, Tom

[Guest guest]

that's uncalled for.  lighten up!!

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From: <Ladyshrink111@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] C. DeMio, MD

Date: Saturday, November 13, 2010, 6:09 AM

 

Well, that's my criteria; nice, polite, interested.

Who cares what his track record is or what he actually knows about getting your

kid better? Thats irrelevant, as long as he's nice.

[ ] C. DeMio, MD

Folks,

Anyone ever work with Dan Doctor C. DeMio, MD in Ohio. We are

considering making an appointment. I have been having trouble posting

(sorry).

Thanks, Tom

[Guest guest]

Lighten up? Because your Childs future and hope is something to take lightly?

I think you need to go back and re-read Dr Cutlers post about this guy, he is

making kids worse.

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I agree with you there......I remember a gastro doctor who I took Mickie to,

who looked at his immune panel and asked me to take Mickie off dairy and

warn me about the intestinal infections that were on their way.

Mickie's father made a comment that the doctor was kind of cold..... I don't

need him to me warm and toasty, I just need him to help my son.

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> Well, that's my criteria; nice, polite, interested.

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> Who cares what his track record is or what he actually knows about getting

> your kid better? Thats irrelevant, as long as he's nice.

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> Folks,

> Anyone ever work with Dan Doctor C. DeMio, MD in Ohio. We are

> considering making an appointment. I have been having trouble posting

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> Thanks, Tom

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