Re: Dr. Richard Lipsey
Posted by Deborah D on 1/21/07
Dr. Lipsey tested my place for mold. I was very happy with
his work and am extremely grateful that I had the good fortune
to find him. If he hadn't tested and identified the molds in
my place, I would have been completely written off. The
various doctors I saw didn't have a clue what was ailing me,
one even suggested I see a "counselor" as I had been under so
much stress. I faced ridicule and dismissal even with the
serious illness, losses, and professionally identified molds.
Now that mycotic illnesses are being "recognized", I have
gotten at least one or two grudging semblances of
apologies...doesn't replace my time, belongings, health, grad
school, home, but if Dr. Lipsey hadn't done the testing, I'd
never have even gotten that.
Had I been successful in continuing my law suit, Dr. Lipsey
was prepared to testify on my behalf. I cannot stress enough
how grateful I am for his work. Due to him I was able to hang
on to my sanity, self-esteem, and confidence in my self.
On 1/21/07, AmerAcadMed1 wrote:
> On 1/19/07, Ira Besserman wrote:
>> I am interested in hearing about people's experiences
>> working with Dr. Richard Lipsey. Thank you.
>
> Dr. Richard Lipsey is an outstanding forensic toxicologist
> that has been a speaker at the national medical convention
of
> the American Acad. of Med. several times. He has worked for
> EPA, USDA, the University of Florida, but now does mostly
> consulting as a forensic toxicologist. I refer you to Dr.
> Shoemaker and Dr. Mike Gray or Dr. Jack Thrasher and other
> additional information on this outstanding toxicologist.
> AmerAcadMed1
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