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I do like her. I switched after my youngest had a string of ear infections after starting MOntessori School. I asked previous peds if there was anything I could do to avoid future ear infections and was told no. Then I learned there were many other things. They were not overly supportive when I declined antibiotics and Tylenol and let his body take care of the infection ("It's dangerous not to treat" etc). He never had another ear infection after that!
Sorry forgot my log in way back when & never responded to this post. thanks for all the help, ideas everyone! Â I did find someone on Boston area who is a Naturopath. Not covered by our insurance to see him, but he is very reasonable for apts. He will see both boys for the $150 or so range. (don't quote me on price/visit, Â going on memory here) His site is here:Â http://www.naturalmedicineboston.com/Â So far tho I've done a lot of reading on natural healing & herbs etc. I think for the most part I can DIY this myself. With our veg lifestyle we have very few illnesses. I also found out you can omit vaccinations pretty much everywhere, with any doctor. Even if you homeschool or send them to the school system. All you have to tell them is it's against your Religion. Just those words, no specific Religion needs to be mentioned either.Â
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hi, im on the northshore, and the best pedi i could find is on rte 1 in saugus. dr michael coffey at north shore physicians center. he is on dr. sears list of no vax friendly drs., and believes in the '4th trimester' parenting philosophy. i have only seen him once, as my daughter is 7 wks, and we had a bad dr for 1 wk visit...but i really liked him and his nurse. he prefers to selectively vax, but promised not to pressure me...