My letter to ANOTHER DR that Treated me Badly

Dr  - Or should, I say Mr. Milner--  LOCATED ON DIXIE BLIVD, FT. Lauderdale, FLhttps://plus.google.com/104831103181624431810/about?hl=en
because you did not act like An educated Dr. I made A Poor decision to TRUST you with my care.

I have been A patient at the SAME clinic since 2004.  Dr STEIN.  The paperwork
You asked for But did not READ was from The University Of Miami,  Noted As
TOP OF HER FIELD-- Dr Nancy Klimas-- Chronic Fatigue/FM.

You looked at my Pain Pill Doseage WITHOUT LOOKING at any of the medical Records I brought in.
You yelled at me like A school Girl!  Than you ran away and Threatened to call Police because I asked you A SANE QUESTION?

  I simply --And may I say nicely asked you why YOU WOULD NOT TREAT ME--
  If you had looked at my records it SAYS-- PATIENT complains of sweating--  With CFS-
that is CHRONIC FATIGUE for the IGNORANT-like You.  My sweating is Well explained--if you had read THE DR's Reports i brought you.  I have been injured many times and stii have pain from the past events-- Which you would not know about BECAUSE YOU JUDGED ME and Discriminated against me.

And then when I asked NICELY why you had A problem treating me--
    As You remember yelled over your shoulder--And called me A DRUG ADICT!  

You behaved like A 5th grade School Girl instead of A DOCTOR.  Shame on You!  If you are going to advertize treatment of Chronic pain-- PLEASE LEARN ABOUT IT!

 ANYONE IN REAL SHOULD STAY AWAY!  

"No System For Monitoring Prescriptions" 

"If you're a clinic owner or a doctor or an employee knowingly working at one of these pill mills, we have probably bought dope from you. And we are probably coming to see you soon."     Mark Trouville, a special agent for the DE

                 Another ignorant statement from ANOTHER "IGNORAMOS"

Amazing! TROUVILLE-  I will call you Mark LIE--VILLE!   You can raise money for A  Data Base but  have not for FM/CFS/RSD--So we can be pain free without pills— INSTEAD YOU PUNISH US AND DR'S for providing the ONLY relief we have.

 Sheriff Lamberti is aware about A ring of thieves in OAKLAND PARK, FL, 

 Breaking into cars using STOLEN credit cards, bank accounts  EVEN brazen enough to   STEAL Air Conditioners OFF OF ROOF Tops of churches ---ON HIS STREET!

         On DIXIE HWY  -- Yes right own the street from The Sheriff Office!

                                  Embarrassing!   Lamberti!

When my Car was smashed & grabed IN BROAD DAYLIGHT at Pearls Art store on Oakland -Park  FIVE different   cards were used—In 30 minutes.

I informed THE DETECTIVE of The route of credit card charges  after calling him over 10 times -- HIS reply-- WAS NOT MY district!   He could not investigate 2 Streets over?

OAKLAND BLVD TO BROWARD!!!  No wonder LAMBERTI AND his FOOTBALL JOCKS

                            Cant stop the WELL KNOWN  Car GANG!

WHAT would you call A State where I AND MANY OTHERS -- can no longer

Be prescribed pain pills for legitimate reasons?   A POLICE STATE?  

 (OUR DR'S ARE SCARED TOO!)   They might lose their licenses.

  I SIGNED A CONTRACT to SEE ONLY One Dr for Meds AND ONLY GO TO Only one  PHARMACY,  I have tried to live up to my agreement.

 Mr.  MARK DEA--  I understand FLORIDA HAS A PILL MILL PROBLEM-- So GO AFTER THE Problem!  And The "DR Shoppers"!  I am behind you.

                Life is hard enough on Legitimate Chronic Pain Patients!  

                                    We have enough to deal with--PAIN!

Last Year  REAL Pharmacies could not get medicine-- SO I HAD TO BREAK MY CONTRACT AND DRIVE TO OTHER Pharmacies because 

        The INTELLIGENT DEA & Lawmakers shut down delivery to Walgreens! 

GOVERNMENT YOU ARE SO FUCKED UP and I know  -- Someone will say I should not Blaspheme

WHAT IS MORE BLASPHEMOUS?   Having A health condition that steals your life—

 Or TRYING to Treat CHRONIC PAIN FROM A PROFESSIONAL Educated Dr!  And trusting ONE Pharmacy!  With A  PAIN REGIME that makes life  "LIVEABLE"

Alcohol was  once banned BY THE GOVERNMENT in the 1930's,  A new problem,  MOONSHINE, Prohibition  &  MAFIA!  An admitted mistake!

                    Your DRUG WAR IS STUPID ENOUGH!  Do not add fuel to the fire!

                              Lawmakers, Sheriffs, DEA,

 Any of you trying to MAKE A NAME for yourself      STOP IT!  IT WILL BACK FIRE! 

                                    JUST LIKE PROHIBITION.

               TRY SPENDING YOUR TIME ON REAL ISSUES--- 

           Education, Medical Care, Rape by Insurance Companies!    

Chronic pain has NEVER HAD $500,000. For research!   AMAZING! 

But you raise money For A database--OF PAIN PATIENTS!  SHAME ON YOU!

Medicare & Medicaid could have SOME EASY ADJUSTMENTS

                              That would SAVE MONEY

             INSTEAD OF Stripping Benenfits from SICK PEOPLE!

             I can help you-- LOGIC FROM A HIGH SCHOOL DROP OUT!

   New research has evidence that Chronic FATIGUE, Fibromyalgia is 

                             A RETRO- VIRUS  like  HIV.  

                WE DO NOT WANT TO TAKE PILLS,  WE WANT TO WORK_                         We could contribute to Society -- INSTEAD OF Disability -- If You would  use The Same Amount of money And Energy on HEALING, Education & Research.  Instead of DRUGGING US WITH LEGAL DRUGS!

Like  Lyrica &  Cymbalta -- THESE DRUGS STEAL YOUR MIND AND SOUL!

Americans MIGHT have A chance If Government used  resources LOGICALLY!

  Big Pharmacy should NOT dictate The DRUGS THEY WANT US to take

       THE MIND STEALING REALLY EXPENSIVE ONES!

                  Medicine  SHOULD be between A DR and A Patient!

Michelle Certonio    AKA  Fibro HeLL MicHELLe

RETRO-VIRUS LIKE HIV- FM is HIV of 1980's

Finally REAl evidence about 

FM/ME/CFS

The discovery of the XMRV retrovirus in most chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) patients could be a demarcating point in the history of this illness. The publication of the study in Science, the most prestigious scientific journal in the world, by a stellar cast of researchers from the National Cancer Institute, the Cleveland Clinic and the Whittemore Peterson Institute prompted a flood of stories across the major media outlets and scientific publications including Nature, Scientific American, the New York Times, (two articles), NPR, Fox News, LA Times, etc.

Amid concerns that the blood supply was contaminated the NIH officials announced they'd already held a conference on the issue. The Whittemore Peterson Institute rapidly conferred a new name for what it believes are a cadre of XMRV diseases they're choosing to call XAND   (X Associated Neuroimmune Diseases).

Questions were quickly raised concerning prevalence, transmission, testing, treatment, etc. Much is still unknown about this new finding with news coming in almost daily.

The Latest

• The Best XMRV Study Underway? Dr. Singh Talks! 
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• Where's the Beef? the WPI, XMRV and the NIH
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• A New Kind of XMRV? Dr. Mikovits and Dr. Racaniello on XMRV
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• Who's in and Who's Out on the International Workshop on XMRV
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• CFIDS Association Webinar on XMRV with Dr. Bateman and Dr. Racaniello

Latest Prognosis from Neurologist-More Testing--of Course

Chronic Inflammatory Polyneuropathy

Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, an acquired immunologically mediated disorder, is clinically similar to Guillain-Barre Guillain-Barr syndrome except that it has a relapsing or steadily progressive course over months or years. In the relapsing form, partial recovery may occur.

Sensory polyneuropathy, the most common manifestation, may lead to no more than depressed tendon reflexes and impaired appreciation of vibration in the legs. When symptomatic, there may be pain, paresthesias, or numbness in the legs, but in severe cases distal sensory loss occurs in all limbs. Characterized by asymmetric weakness and wasting involving predominantly the proximal muscles of the legs, accompanied by local pain. Thoracoabdominal radiculopathy leads to pain.

Chronic Inflammatory Polyneuropathy

Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, an acquired immunologically mediated disorder, is clinically similar to Guillain-Barre Guillain-Barr syndrome except that it has a relapsing or steadily progressive course over months or years. In the relapsing form, partial recovery may occur.

Peripheral neuropathy have been identified, each with its own characteristic set of symptoms, pattern of development, and prognosis. Impaired function and symptoms depend on the type of nerves-motor, sensory, or autonomic-that are damaged. Motor nerves control movements of all muscles under conscious control, such as those used for walking, grasping things, or talking. Sensory nerves transmit information about sensory experiences, such as the feeling of a light touch or the pain resulting from a cut. Autonomic nerves regulate biological activities that people do not control consciously, such as breathing, digesting food, and heart and gland functions. 

What are the symptoms of peripheral nerve damage?

Symptoms are related to the type of affected nerve and may be seen over a period of days, weeks, or years. Muscle weakness is the most common symptom of motor nerve damage. Other symptoms may include painful cramps and fasciculations (uncontrolled muscle twitching visible under the skin), muscle loss, bone degeneration, and changes in the skin, hair, and nails. These more general degenerative changes also can result from sensory or autonomic nerve fiber loss.

Sensory nerve damage causes a more complex range of symptoms because sensory nerves have a wider, more highly specialized range of functions. Larger sensory fibers enclosed in myelin (a fatty protein that coats and insulates many nerves) register vibration, light touch, and position sense. Damage to large sensory fibers lessens the ability to feel vibrations and touch, resulting in a general sense of numbness, especially in the hands and feet. People may feel as if they are wearing gloves and stockings even when they are not. Many patients cannot recognize by touch alone the shapes of small objects or distinguish between different shapes. This damage to sensory fibers may contribute to the loss of reflexes (as can motor nerve damage). Loss of position sense often makes people unable to coordinate complex movements like walking or fastening buttons, or to maintain their balance when their eyes are shut. Neuropathic pain is difficult to control and can seriously affect emotional well-being and overall quality of life. Neuropathic pain is often worse at night, seriously disrupting sleep and adding to the emotional burden of sensory nerve damage.

Smaller sensory fibers without myelin sheaths transmit pain and temperature sensations. Damage to these fibers can interfere with the ability to feel pain or changes in temperature. People may fail to sense that they have been injured from a cut or that a wound is becoming infected. Others may not detect pains that warn of impending heart attack or other acute conditions. (Loss of pain sensation is a particularly serious problem for people with diabetes, contributing to the high rate of lower limb amputations among this population.) Pain receptors in the skin can also become oversensitized, 

Symptoms of autonomic nerve damage are diverse and depend upon which organs or glands are affected. Autonomic nerve dysfunction can become life threatening and may require emergency medical care in cases when breathing becomes impaired or when the heart begins beating irregularly. Common symptoms of autonomic nerve damage include an inability to sweat normally, which may lead to heat intolerance; a loss of bladder control, which may cause infection or incontinence; and an inability to control muscles that expand or contract blood vessels to maintain safe blood pressure levels. A loss of control over blood pressure can cause dizziness, lightheadedness, or even fainting when a person moves suddenly from a seated to a standing position (a condition known as postural or orthostatic hypotension).

Gastrointestinal symptoms frequently accompany autonomic neuropathy. Nerves controlling intestinal muscle contractions often malfunction, leading to diarrhea, constipation, or incontinence. Many people also have problems eating or swallowing if certain autonomic nerves are affected.