Sunday, June 10, 2007
As I continue this journey, I continue to become more and more disillusioned with doctors and our medical system. I self treated until I could find a doctor I could work with and who would work with me. Self treating takes a lot courage and you must educate yourself even more than most physicians on the thyroid and the treatments available. I wouldn't trust an endocrinologist as far as I could throw him/her! I no longer trust most M.D.'s. I got tired of being told my symptoms had nothing to do with my thyroid, when a look at any medical textbook made that a lie! I have come to the conclusion, sadly, that most doctors are nothing but dressed up and legal drug pushers, at the beck and call of the pharmaceutical industry. I have left the medical system. The FDA is a joke, as is the AMA. They are supposed to be watchdogs for patients and citizens, and they are nothing but watchdogs for Big Pharma. It makes me both sad and angry. I write letters; I protest what is happening. Both political parties pander to Big Pharma and none of them can be trusted to look out for us anymore. We have to look out for ourselves and be proactive for our own health. Today's medical system can and will kill you. Look at actual statistics and you will find out that is true. Educate yourselves; your health depends on it!
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Hi Catherine
Have you ever read Dr St Armand's book "What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Fibromyalgia" ? If so, what is your view about his protocol using guaifenesin to treat fibromyalgia ?
best,
Tiffany
Hi Catherine,
I like your information. I can see you too are learning about the Medical community. Check out my blog, too....
Keep in touch!
Kim
http://obsaved.blogspot.com/
Tiffany, Yes, I have used the guai protocol quite successfully, in fact. It got me walking again without pain, when I had been in terrible pain previous to that and could barely walk. I recommend it highly. The FDA, may they roast in hell, messed with cheap, available, guai and now it is OTC and expensive. But it works. Be aware that you get worse before you get better; the first 3 weeks or so I got much worse. Then, all of a sudden, I got better, and better and better and better! You have to tough it out those first few weeks, but if you do, the rewards are really there!
Kim, yes, I have learned about our wonderful medical community the heard way. I will check out your blog! Thanks for writing!
Wow, Kim, your blog is impressive! It blows mine out of the water! I hope to be able to add more to mine, but I don't know how to do what all you did; plus I work full time and have a tiny little home business, lol. I hope to add to mine when I can.
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