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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / AIDS / June 2005looking for good hiv doctor
I am looking for an hiv doctor who is well respected by the people he/she has treated. The location is San Jose California. Thanks. > I am looking for an hiv doctor who is well respected by > the people he/she has treated. The location is San Jose California. You might call SFAF up in the City and see if they have a list. B/ >> I am looking for an hiv doctor who is well respected by >> the people he/she has treated. The location is San Jose California. > >You might call SFAF up in the City and see if they have a list. Ask for Bruce Mirken, that is, if he isn't in jail for molesting children (given his arrest record in Sacramento while using SFAF time and resources in the effort to have sex with a preteen boy who turned out to be an undercover cop). Or better yet, call Neverland for a referral... LOL! >>> I am looking for an hiv doctor who is well respected by >>> the people he/she has treated. The location is San Jose California. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >SFAF time and resources in the effort to have sex with a >preteen boy who turned out to be an undercover cop). Frodlet, what you're doing is committing libel. So I've passed your comments along to him. Others might wish to see http://gaytoday.badpuppy.com/garchive/events/040899ev.htm George M. Carter >>>> I am looking for an hiv doctor who is well respected by >>>> the people he/she has treated. The location is San Jose California. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >what you're doing is committing libel. So I've passed your >comments along to him. No, Carter - YOU have committed libel here. I have merely recited the facts according to the Sacramento police department as released and published in various publications. >Others might wish to see >http://gaytoday.badpuppy.com/garchive/events/040899ev.htm One can easily understand Carter's fondness for "victims" such as Mirken, who was obviously picked on when he arrived to check into a hotel to meet the "little boy" ... with precisely the amount of money the undercover agent advised would be needed... Carter loves Mirken. Two peas in a pod. Two birds of a feather. Victims, always. LOL! >>>>> I am looking for an hiv doctor who is well respected by >>>>> the people he/she has treated. The location is San Jose California. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >No, Carter - YOU have committed libel here. Sue me, then. Go right ahead dear. >I have merely recited the facts according to the >Sacramento police department as released and >published in various publications. You have villified and castigated many of the members of this list in a long history of pattern and practice of such libelous activities. I've kept all the records, Mr..Fred Shaw. As to Bruce, I will leave him to make his own choices as to whether and to what degree a lawsuit against you for defamation and libel would be a useful effort. Indeed, it may be important for your growth and development to have to address these matters in a court of law. George M. Carter >You have villified and castigated many of the members of this list in >a long history of pattern and practice of such libelous activities. Carter struggles with the meaning of the word "libel" while he engages it. I must confess that I truly enjoy watching Carter struggle in the quicksand of his fellow-colleague "victim" and buddy Bruce Mirken's arrest on child molesting charges... as Carter twists and turns in defending Mirken's actions as "counseling" while Mirken was asking if the young lad enjoyed swimming naked and if his mommy was home... As we can all plainly see, George M. Carter is also a victim here ... LOL! <nobody681@comcast.net> wrote in message... >I am looking for an hiv doctor who is well respected by > the people he/she has treated. The location is San Jose California. Since you likely will receive public medical assistance, you really don't have a choice as a doctor will be assigned to you. Also, a specialty in HIV is sort of a last resort, not to say that many aren't perfectly qualified but I get the feeling that some of the less qualified are essentially pushed into it (plus it is definitely a steady paycheck, the government pays for everything plus there is no shortage of new patients). There really is no variation in HIV treatment - there are maybe a dozen or so different drugs, perhaps 3 or 4 each in each of the 3 or 4 classes of drugs, and you will be prescribed one for each class, for a total of 3 or 4 main anti-HIV medications. A blood test determines which drugs your strain is already resistant to (gee, I wonder how that happened). The nurse takes your blood sample and the lab analyzes it, and the doctor is essentially nothing but a prescription mill. He really has no say, either the drug combo works or doesn't, and it is the (very expensive) laboratory blood tests that determine whether they are working or not. |
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