Agree. Have a daughter who developed failure to thrive as a 9 month old after the Hib and DTP---didn't want to eat and fell below the 3% rapidly, no chubby cheeks or ringlets. Worked with a pediatric gastroenterologist for 18 months to put weight back on. I also developed a malignant cancerous tumor stage 4 in my deltoid where I had a…
Agree. Have a daughter who developed failure to thrive as a 9 month old after the Hib and DTP---didn't want to eat and fell below the 3% rapidly, no chubby cheeks or ringlets. Worked with a pediatric gastroenterologist for 18 months to put weight back on. I also developed a malignant cancerous tumor stage 4 in my deltoid where I had all my flu shots given. Dr. Pan should understand not everyone can take the same drugs, some people are allergic to penicillin. Not everyone can even tolerate the same foods, like peanut butter so how is that concept hard to understand? Schellenberger only recently said he's against C-19 drugs. He wants to do a state wide Psych program and eliminate individual county programs so made me wonder if there's a connection to Big Pharma.
Here's the thing; a bureacrat should not be deciding what drugs people should be given. As for Dr. Pan, he looks relatively young; he probably hasn't seen enough patients or not recognized adverse effects., or perhaps his patients aged out of his practice. There are some conditions that are more rare that some practitioners don't see in a lifetime of practice or maybe just one case. This was to be the era of personalized medicine with recognition of everyone's unique genome. There's so much diversity, that practitioners must learn how each disease/condition presents in different people.
I agree, it should be left to the doctors even if the doctor are corrupt but that’s a different issue that should be solved other ways.
How do you feel about bureaucrats deciding whether trans children should be getting puberty blockers or hormones or surgery though? Do you think they should ban that, or do you think the medical establishment should have the sense not to do that where it isn’t warranted? (Could be warranted in very limited situations such as for an intersex child) The medical establishments in Europe have already come around on that issue so if the US still hasn’t then it must be due to corporate corruption. I can’t imagine the trans lobby being that lucrative though. It’s not like there are any fresh patents on puberty blocking medications (used for premature puberty for ages already) or hormones which are just unpatentable chemicals from nature.
Agree. Have a daughter who developed failure to thrive as a 9 month old after the Hib and DTP---didn't want to eat and fell below the 3% rapidly, no chubby cheeks or ringlets. Worked with a pediatric gastroenterologist for 18 months to put weight back on. I also developed a malignant cancerous tumor stage 4 in my deltoid where I had all my flu shots given. Dr. Pan should understand not everyone can take the same drugs, some people are allergic to penicillin. Not everyone can even tolerate the same foods, like peanut butter so how is that concept hard to understand? Schellenberger only recently said he's against C-19 drugs. He wants to do a state wide Psych program and eliminate individual county programs so made me wonder if there's a connection to Big Pharma.
Should ask which drugs he’s against. Drugs like Remdesevir and Molnupiravir are bad.
Here's the thing; a bureacrat should not be deciding what drugs people should be given. As for Dr. Pan, he looks relatively young; he probably hasn't seen enough patients or not recognized adverse effects., or perhaps his patients aged out of his practice. There are some conditions that are more rare that some practitioners don't see in a lifetime of practice or maybe just one case. This was to be the era of personalized medicine with recognition of everyone's unique genome. There's so much diversity, that practitioners must learn how each disease/condition presents in different people.
I agree, it should be left to the doctors even if the doctor are corrupt but that’s a different issue that should be solved other ways.
How do you feel about bureaucrats deciding whether trans children should be getting puberty blockers or hormones or surgery though? Do you think they should ban that, or do you think the medical establishment should have the sense not to do that where it isn’t warranted? (Could be warranted in very limited situations such as for an intersex child) The medical establishments in Europe have already come around on that issue so if the US still hasn’t then it must be due to corporate corruption. I can’t imagine the trans lobby being that lucrative though. It’s not like there are any fresh patents on puberty blocking medications (used for premature puberty for ages already) or hormones which are just unpatentable chemicals from nature.
I am so sorry for all you have been/are going through.