Re: for John Codie

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On 7/09/03, johncodie wrote:
> On 7/09/03, Sally wrote:
>> John,
>> I somehow wish I could meet you. Being an educated village
> idiot, there is safety in the village, or jungle. Having
> clearances and other information that can't be divulged
> relevant to MCS that might not be possible at this time.
>
> I do not want to convince
>> you (or anyone else) to use cholestyramine as a treatment
>> for whatever ails you.
>
> My thoughts for help would go the Gingersnap19642002 from
the
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sickbuildings group. She has
> been forced by Portsmith Naval Shipyard to go on
> disabilites. Her case is the most public and political for
> MCS that provides one of the best test cases for Dr.
> Shoemaker, or Dr. Huddell. It has already reached
> congessional attention, and has been addressed by upper DOD
> management. There is a challenge there to put patient to
> cure, so she may return to work.
>
>
> However, I would like you to know
>> that I have approximately 30 lbs. of doctors' records kept
>> in my closet to prove how awful my "disease" was. I saw
>> just about every specialist you can name in the medical
>> field. They all had "positive" results in one aspect or
>> another that I was truly suffering from something that they
>> could not explain. Unfortunately, most doctors are only
>> knowledgable in the treatment of symptoms. This is
>> especially true when no "disease" is catalogued to have a
>> definition that includes every problem I used to have. So I
>> ended up with a closet full of medications. They all were
>> successful, to some extent, to releave symptoms I was
>> experiencing.
>
> However, Dr. Richie Shoemaker's protocol had
>> an effect on all of the symptoms. Dr. Hudnell gave it a
>> name.
>
> Dr. Richie Shoemaker became a celeberty with his knowledge
> and treatment of redtide, which is occuring world wide.
>
> It is a fact that he did not first administer
> cholestryrmiane. It has been on the market for many years as
> a cholestrial reducer. I have basic knowlege of cleating
> agents from my background. What toxins are removed by
> cholestryrmiane is not clearly know but it is a product that
> has been studied for many years for the benefit of diebetic
> patients where blood sugar, and reduction of cholestial is
> very important.
>
> VCS was not originated by Dr. Shoemaker or Dr. Hudnell as it
> has been used else where as indications if patients have
been
> taking their medications; and for specifics for early
> detection of other body and eye diseases. The claims of
> association of toxins with cures has not been shown to be
> contained within controlled clinical evaluations.
>
> I realize how many people think them to be "quacks",
>> or whatever. But it takes years to prove some theories. I
>> have nothing but the utmost respect for those two.
>
> The two have reach celeberty status from their persentations
> to international peer review groups and persentations to
> senior citizens of thier treatment protocols.
>
> I would not be able to continue their fight to try showing
>> neighsayers they are correct. I came from a very extensive
>> scientific background. My father was a physicist with over
>> 150 patents. My mother was a mensa. Both of them instilled
>> in me the sense of wonder, and doubt. All I can say is, if
>> they were alive now, they would have no doubts about Dr.
>> Shoemaker and Dr. Hudnell's work.
>
> I may be the village idot but I have the basic higher
> education with a minor in math; organic and inorganic
> chemistry; put 25 years in the industry to know the business
> of salesmanship.
>
>
> Plus, my father's
>> favorite line about research was "it is easier to prove
>> something is NOT true, than it is to prove something IS
>> true".
>
> This is not research, it is the salesmanship of a protocol
> for cholestryamine using VCS that has been applied to almost
> every ailment that current medical dictionaies have not
> designated an appropriate diagnosis.
>
> There are still a few old timers that still believe that
when
> a cancer patient is realing from the side effects of
> radiation or chemotherpy that a old fashioned Enema is a
good
> cure. Point being if cholestryamine has a benefical effect
> for most all people regardless because we are an obess
> society; why should we not just prescribe it as we
supplement
> with multiple vitamins. Reason Kraft is preparing for the
> next generation "FAT" litigation.
>
> Don't get me wrong, my family has been helped with menopause
> because most doctors can't handel the changing of life, or
> properly treat for it. The Dr. (Female) simply stated less
> is more; but it is regimented in first exercise and good
> health.
>
>>
>> I respectfully am closing now, Sally
>
> My problem is a political is one as we have been taken to
the
> cleaners, robbed and taken to the county line and
abandoned.
> My message to Frank as he vaguely admitted that you two did
> work together, was "so what". My family can't afford this
> continuing stream of "so what" for seven years. A higher
> authority will have to define the price of what
> these "multitude of so whats" is going to cost them.
>
> If something could be done for Gingersnap19642000's MCS;
> there would be alot more happy people. We shared a rather
> lonely New Years Eve on the
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sickbuildings board.