Alavert

On the doctors recomendation, D* is taking Alavert "easy to
swallow" pills. He should have one each morning for allergies. It
makes the cough go away. The current pill will probably ware off
tonight, but it is best to give them in the morning as they may cause
him to become extra alert.

-tom

On Fri, 2004-09-03 at 18:30, tom lynch wrote:
> I can't help but notice you didn't send the insurance information.
>
> My understanding from the doctor's office is that the insurance changed
> from "AdvancePCS" rewards@motorola - which is the card you provided.
> Also the company is now Freescale instead of Motorola is it not?
>
> About Dr. Gritzka's office: I explained this. Dr. Gritzka said that he
> would include me in medical decisions etc. independent of the decree -
> which they did *not* have a copy of H*. I provided one. Still you
> had managed to poison the well and put them on the defensive. Indeed
> their office has not answered a registered letter from some months
> requesting medical records. Clearly they are not friendly towards me -
> you need to select another pediatrician.
>
> I spoke with a doctor today and he says that D*' cough is due to
> allergies and has suggested generic Claritin and advised to watch for
> the coughing after excise.
>
> Oh, and since you brought up the subject. The proverbial straw that
> caused doctor Mirrop to quit was your saying D* had no symptoms of
> diary intolerance, when in fact an analytical test showed otherwise.
> Why you chose to create a confrontation over this is beyond me - and
> caused me a lot of expense. Dr. Mirrop was already on edge due to the
> false allegations you made after the temporary orders. Push me on this
> and I'll be glad to document them in our email.
>
> Please select a pediatrician H*, and inform him or her of the joint
> conservatorship and that I am welcomed in D* life up front,
> instead of placing me in the awkward position. Please don't make this
> so hard.
>
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Received on Tue Sep 7 12:15:07 2004