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  1. Virginia It is not a real good idea to post your address in here or any
    other news group for that matter. People like Bill are out there. You don't
    want him showing up at your door.

  2. This is not MY criminal trial.

  3. Dear Dr. Carol Bernstein, MD:

    I am an adult woman with ADHD, 50 years old, and I have received
    treatment
    for my ADHD for 6 years. I originally sought treatment at the NYU Adult
    ADHD Clinic,
    and later received treatment from Matthew B. Smith, MD, for the past
    6 years; and I was in psychotherapy with Victoria Rivamonte, PsyD.

    For legal reasons, due to abuse, and other reasons, I terminated with
    Smith
    and Rivamonte in 2004.

    I am presently seeking a competent ADHD professional to provide for
    my medication prescribing.

    I have tried all the available ADHD medication, over the years, and
    what
    has worked for me the best is Dexedrine, 15-20 mg/day IR.

    I am a professional medical writer. Previously, I was a volunteer for
    the NYU CSC website,
    and I authored pieces on ADHD, Gay Youth, Substance Abuse, etc. I
    worked
    with Anita Gurian, PhD, and Robin Goodman, PhD.

    I am presently without an ADHD psychiatrist and ADHD medication,
    and it is very important that I resume my treatment and medication.

    Because of legal reasons related to NYU Medical Center, it is likely
    unwise
    for me to seek care at NYU at this time, although I have no reservation
    using your dermatology department, the best in the world, Jerome
    Shupack,
    Donald Belsito, and Sherri Lagin have treated me over the years. Skin
    inflammation
    and disease is a neuro-component of my neurology. ADHD medication has
    help
    my psoriasis and other inflammatory skin disorders that are extremely
    painful
    and shameful.

    Are you able to provide a referral, as I would like to resume my
    medication as
    soon as possible. I have my medical records, in hand, from treatment
    with Smith,
    and I hope I do not have to go through an extensive diagnostic process
    to resume
    my ADHD medication treatment.

    I currently have no health insurance, and I am unemployed.

    But it is imperative that I resume my medication, and it is difficult
    to find competent
    care that I can trust at this point in my life.

    Many years ago, Sandra Chamson, PhD, was my psychotherapist, and she
    was wonderful in many ways. She likely saved me from losing all of my 9
    Lives.

    Many thanks for your assistance and kindness.

    I have a difficult fight ahead, and I need to get back on my ADHD
    medication as soon
    as possible, or I will not survive, nor will I flourish.

    Sincerely,
    Virginia Hooper
    401 East 34th St. 16GN
    NY NY 10016

    Dear Dr. Barbara J. Coffey M.D.

    I am an adult woman with ADHD, 50 years old, and I have received
    treatment
    for my ADHD for 6 years. I originally sought treatment at the NYU Adult
    ADHD Clinic,
    and later received treatment from Matthew B. Smith, MD, for the past
    6 years; I was in psychotherapy with Victoria Rivamonte, PsyD.

    For legal reasons, due to abuse, I terminated with Smith and Rivamonte
    in late 2004.

    I am presently seeking a competent ADHD professional to provide for
    my medication prescribing.

    I have tried all the available ADHD medication, over the years, and
    what
    has worked for me the best is Dexedrine, 15-20 mg/day IR.

    I am professional medical writer. Previously, I was a volunteer for the
    CSC website,
    and I author pieces on ADHD, Gay Youth, Substance Abuse, etc. I worked
    with Anita Gurian, PhD, and Robin Goodman, PhD.

    I am presently without an ADHD psychiatrist, and its very important
    that I resume
    my treatment and medication. Because of legal reasons related to NYU
    Medical Center,
    it is likely unwise for me to seek care at NYU at this time.

    Are you able to provide a referral, as I would like to resume my
    medication as
    soon as possible. I have my medical records, in hand, from treatment
    with Smith,
    and I hope I do have to go through an extensive diagnostic process to
    resume
    my medication treatment. I currently have no health insurance, and I am
    unemployed.

    But it is imperative that I resume my medication, and it is difficult
    to find competent
    care that I can trust at this point in my life.

    Many thanks for your assistance and kindness.

    Sincerely,
    Virginia Hooper
    401 East 34th St. 16GN
    NY NY 10016

    Dear Dr. Francisco X. Castellanos, M.D.

    I am an adult woman with ADHD, 50 years old, and I have received
    treatment
    for my ADHD for 6 years. I originally sought treatment at the NYU Adult
    ADHD Clinic,
    and later received treatment from Matthew B. Smith, MD, for the past
    6 years; I was in psychotherapy with Victoria Rivamonte, PsyD.

    For legal reasons, due to abuse, I terminated with Smith and Rivamonte
    in late 2004.

    I am presently seeking a competent ADHD professional to provide for
    my medication prescribing.

    I have tried all the available ADHD medication, over the years, and
    what
    has worked for me the best is Dexedrine, 15-20 mg/day IR.

    I am professional medical writer. Previously, I was a volunteer for the
    CSC website,
    and I author pieces on ADHD, Gay Youth, Substance Abuse, etc. I worked
    with Anita Gurian, PhD, and Robin Goodman, PhD.

    I am presently without an ADHD psychiatrist, and its very important
    that I resume
    my treatment and medication. Because of legal reasons related to NYU
    Medical Center,
    it is likely unwise for me to seek care at NYU at this time.

    Are you able to provide a referral, as I would like to resume my
    medication as
    soon as possible. I have my medical records, in hand, from treatment
    with Smith,
    and I hope I do have to go through an extensive diagnostic process to
    resume
    my medication treatment. I currently have no health insurance, and I am
    unemployed.

    But it is imperative that I resume my medication, and it is difficult
    to find competent
    care that I can trust at this point in my life.

    Many thanks for your assistance and kindness.

    Sincerely,
    Virginia Hooper
    401 East 34th St. 16GN
    NY NY 10016

    Dear Dr. Howard B. Abikoff Ph.D.:

    I am an adult woman with ADHD, 50 years old, and I have received
    treatment
    for my ADHD for 6 years. I originally sought treatment at the NYU Adult
    ADHD Clinic,
    and later received treatment from Matthew B. Smith, MD, for the past
    6 years. I was also in psychotherapy with Victoria Rivamonte, PsyD.

    For legal reasons, due to abuse, I terminated with Smith in late 2004.

    I am presently seeking a competent ADHD professional to provide for
    my medication prescribing.

    I have tried all the available ADHD medication, over the years, and
    what
    has worked for me the best is Dexedrine, 15-20 mg/day IR.

    I am professional medical writer, and you may recall that you and I met
    personally last spring, at CSC lecture on Autism [Anita Gurian
    introduced us].

    Previously, I was a volunteer for the CSC website, and I author pieces
    on ADHD,
    Gay Youth, Substance Abuse, etc.

    I am presently without an ADHD psychiatrist, and its very important
    that I resume
    my treatment and medication. Because of legal reasons related to NYU
    Medical Center,
    it is likely unwise for me to seek care at NYU at this time.

    Are you able to provide a referral, as I would like to resume my
    medication as
    soon as possible. I have my medical records, in hand, from treatment
    with Smith,
    and I hope I do have to go through an extensive diagnostic process to
    resume
    my medication treatment. I currently have no health insurance, and I am
    unemployed.

    But it is imperative that I resume my medication, and it is difficult
    to find competent
    care that I can trust at this point in my life.

    Many thanks for your assistance and kindness.

    Sincerely,
    Virginia Hooper
    401 East 34th St. 16GN
    NY NY 10016

    17 October 2005

    Dear Dr. Rachel Klein Ph.D.

    In addition to my eariler email, regarding complaints filed with with
    the NYU
    Medical Center Office of Compliance, in 2004 and 2005, I am seeking
    an ADHD treatment referral.

    I am an adult woman with ADHD, 50 years old, and I have received
    treatment
    for my ADHD for 6 years. I originally sought treatment at the NYU Adult
    ADHD Clinic,
    and later received treatment from Matthew B. Smith, MD, for the past
    6 years; I was in psychotherapy with Victoria Rivamonte, PsyD.

    For legal reasons, due to abuse, I terminated with Smith and Rivamonte
    in late 2004.

    I am presently seeking a competent ADHD professional to provide for
    my medication prescribing.

    I have tried all the available ADHD medication, over the years, and
    what
    has worked for me the best is Dexedrine, 15-20 mg/day IR.

    I am professional medical writer. Previously, I was a volunteer for the
    CSC website,
    and I author pieces on ADHD, Gay Youth, Substance Abuse, etc. I worked
    with Anita Gurian, PhD, and Robin Goodman, PhD.

    I am presently without an ADHD psychiatrist, and its very important
    that I resume
    my treatment and medication. Because of legal reasons related to NYU
    Medical Center,
    it is likely unwise for me to seek care at NYU at this time.

    Are you able to provide a referral, as I would like to resume my
    medication as
    soon as possible. I have my medical records, in hand, from treatment
    with Smith,
    and I hope I do not have to go through an extensive diagnostic process
    to resume
    my medication treatment. I currently have no health insurance, and I am
    unemployed.

    But it is imperative that I resume my medication, and it is difficult
    to find competent
    care that I can trust at this point in my life.

    Many thanks for your assistance and kindness.

    Sincerely,
    Virginia Hooper
    401 East 34th St. 16GN
    NY NY 10016

  4. Twittering One said:

    This is not MY criminal trial.

    Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

  5. Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

    I am the VICTIM [censored].

  6. Twittering One said:

    I am the VICTIM [censored].

    Mentally ill people ALWAYS say that.

  7. "Twittering One" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

    I am the VICTIM [censored].


    You're the [censored]? Gotcha!

  8. The Bill Rodgers said:

    "Twittering One" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

    I am the VICTIM [censored].

    Sorry, I thought you were just an a**hole, but I now realize you are a
    "victim a**hole". Mea Culpa

  9. Sorry, I thought you were just an a**hole, but I now realize you are a
    "victim a**hole". Mea Culpa
    ~ Bill Rodgers

    Well, NOW I am an [censored].
    Back then, I just paid 'em money to be the victim.

  10. Twittering One said:

    Well, NOW I am an [censored].
    Back then, I just paid 'em money to be the victim.

    Perfectly understandable.

  11. Twittering One said:


    Well, NOW I am an [censored].
    Back then, I just paid 'em money to be the victim.

    Just goes to show you, you can take the victim out of the a**hole, but
    not the a**hole out of the victim.

  12. "TheBillRodgers" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Twittering One said:


    Well, NOW I am an [censored].
    Back then, I just paid 'em money to be the victim.

    Just goes to show you, you can take the victim out of the a**hole, but
    not the a**hole out of the victim.


    http://photos1.blogger.com/img/6/2965/640/[censored].jpg

  13. TheBillRodgers said:
    Twittering One said:

    This is not MY criminal trial.

    Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

    http://tinyurl.com/dv5b5

  14. TheBillRodgers said:
    Twittering One said:

    I am the VICTIM [censored].

    Mentally ill people ALWAYS say that.

    http://allhatnocattle.net/asshole_rove.jpg

  15. The Bill Rodgers said:

    "Twittering One" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

    I am the VICTIM [censored].


    You're the [censored]? Gotcha!

    http://www2.ucsc.edu/scpbrg/images/Peregrines/NestGallery/fourweb.jpg

  16. The Bill Rodgers said:

    "Twittering One" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

    I am the VICTIM [censored].


    You're the [censored]? Gotcha!

    http://marstokyo.com/dream3/as21_3.gif

  17. TheBillRodgers said:
    Twittering One said:

    Well, NOW I am an [censored].
    Back then, I just paid 'em money to be the victim.

    Perfectly understandable.

    http://tinyurl.com/dvcsd

  18. TheBillRodgers said:
    The Bill Rodgers said:

    "Twittering One" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

    I am the VICTIM [censored].

    Sorry, I thought you were just an a**hole, but I now realize you are a
    "victim a**hole". Mea Culpa

    http://tinyurl.com/axu2n

  19. TheBillRodgers said:
    Twittering One said:

    This is not MY criminal trial.

    Yeah sure. We read the papers and saw your name in it. Were you found
    guilty?

    http://www.urbanized-records.com/e/pics/jackets/2000/2111.jpg

  20. Guardenman said:

    People like Bill are out there. You don't
    want him showing up at your door.

    Hee hee hee. Ain't it the truth...

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