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Re: To FF/ Dr. Shoemaker
Posted by ff on 1/20/08


    Ticked off:

    I've never read anything so absurd in my life, that is, that wasn't intentionally written to confuse.
    I don't care what MD it is, to air in such detail when the MD cannot respond is more than unfair.
    It's alos going overboard in dumoing personal infor - that's my opinion, which I am entitled to.

    Next, the absurdity I reference, attempt to confuse or inability to read - I never said they weren't
    sick, in fact quite the opposite...

    This is likely a phony post by an adversary trying to capitalize off something I said by restating it,
    incorrectly, and attributing the fabrication or gross mis-statement to me. This is typical of the
    adversarila MO/strategy.

    As for who I am, I stated I am not qualified in health care at all, and apparently neither is is Tracy.

    Go back to what I said, someting obviously missed because of the post having been driven by emotion:
    I'll bet there are loads of people that have been to a multitude of MD's over the years, who never
    took the time to look into the problem - when you FINALLY find one that does, why attack? Go attack
    the ones that didn't do anything.

    And who is claiming I'm that sick? I'm better! I'm thankful for that.

    ff

    On 1/19/08, Ticked off wrote:
    > i'll tell you how the doctor should feel if a patient seeks other opinions even though he or she
    > thinks his way is right; RESPECTFUL of the patient no matter what. This is not about the doctor and
    > his or her ego or need to control, but the patient trying to get well.and if that patient needs to
    > seek a second, third, even fourth opinion, so be it.
    > I do think the doctor is right to voice his or her opinion about the doctor his patient is seeing ,
    > but never take out frustration on the patient. If doctor Shoemaker feels this other lyme doctor's
    > appraoch isn't up to his standard he can say so and explain his point. Being rude to a patient will
    > not convince them that your approach is best and it won't encourage the patient to return and most
    > important it won't help the patient get well.
    > As for the comments made by these ladies who saw Dr. Shoemaker, to say because they complain about
    > demeanor and bedside manner they can't be sick is nothing more than creating a strawman to deflect
    > from the issue which is patient care. while the cure is more important than bedside manner you can't
    > keep the patient coming back for the cure if you upset the and they go somewhere else. Why should
    > one have to choose either/or? what ever happened to good medical care along with preserving one's
    > dignity? the same could be said about FF and Erik, are you really that sick since you have the time
    > to come and defend your doctor?
    > I think FF sounds very intelligent yet rude at the same time. "ff" is quick to react strongly and
    > put down anyone who opposes his view.You sound like Dr. Shoemaker, damn are you doctor Shoemaker? I
    > think you are. By the way Dr. Shoemaker, I did enjoy reading your books and they did help point me
    > in the direction for Lyme treatment so people do listen to you but you need to tune up your attitude
    > with patients and people. There are several good lyme doctors out there, you are not the only show
    > in town, be competitive instead of combative.
    >
    >
    > On 12/28/07, ErikMoldWarrior wrote:
    >> Making another appointment with a Lyme specialist who possesses a conceptual view that has already
    >> been superseded by Dr Shoemakers treatment recommendations reflects a lack of confidence in Dr
    >> Shoemakers diagnosis of a primarily toxin mediated condition.
    >>
    >> I suppose we should all ask ourselves how we would feel after you have explained a situation to
    >> someone, and their actions indicate a state of disbelief.
    >> I know that in all my years of accompanying people into moldy places and watching their
    >> discomfort, I still remain amazed that they would seek out an opinion which is at total variance
    >> with my explanation and their own perceptions.
    >> -ErikMW
    >>


     
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