The therapist dimmed the lights, put on soothing music and the manipulation began. Two moves and the therapist was quietly out of the room. Three minutes later, the therapist came back to deliver two more moves - this was repeated for almost twenty minutes. My session was evaluated, pain before and after, and I left the room to carry on another part of the interview process. Little did I notice, but my shoulder moved freely and although I still had some pain, it was not in the shoulder area. I was privileged to experience two more sessions. After the third, I was virtually pain-free. I have since learned a few of the moves and am able to help myself. Dr. Whitaker currently resides in Florida with her best friend, Jas.
Professor Garth Nicholson, a local doctor, and I worked together back in 1996. I was employed with a laboratory and we were contacted to draw blood samples for the Gulf War Syndrome testing. Professor Nicholson is a brilliant scientist and caring human being, as well as an interesting speaker. Professor Nicholson currently resides in California with Nancy, his wife.
Professor Lida Mattman is a gem in the bucket of coal that we call life. She has spent over seventy years studying the different forms that bacteria can take and publishing books on her findings. She was once the head of research at the United Nations and in 1998, she was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in Medicine. Professor Mattman currently resides in Michigan and I hope to be staring her fascinating biography this year.
Dr. Bernard Raxlen is a practicing physician in Greenwich, CT who specializes the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme Disease and other tick-borne diseases. He has written numerous scientific articles and is presently writing a book entitled Renaissance Medicine.
Dr. Richard Horowitz is a practicing physician in Hyde Park, NY. He specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme Disease and other tick-borne illnesses. He is an internist with over twenty years of experience in treating over 8,000 cases of late stage Lyme Disease and is the author of numerous scientific articles.
Dr. Lesley Fein has been in practice sine 1986 and has taught Epidemiology to medical and public health students at Columbia University and Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York. She is an author of several journal articles and government reports. This is one of the finest women you will ever meet. She truly cares about people and Lyme Disease.
