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9/13/2020

email: Alan Foos

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9/14/2020 03:29:25

Greetings, all!
Hope you read and enjoy the book. I wanted you to know me so included some background of my difficult life in Montana. You're welcome to make any comments you like or engage in dialogue and share experiences about government and medical fraud, Lyme disease, autism, vaccinations and such. Hope I've been of help to you. Alan Foos

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9/20/2020 06:40:03

Well, I'm not satisfied with the lack of interest so far, even though this site is only about a week old. I don't know how to reach people, how to convince them how serious it is, how damaging Lyme can be, the extent of denial, fraud and exploitation by the US government and medical industry. Try to leave a comment for us. Thanks.

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9/22/2020 02:12:52

Five days on doxycycline, 400 mg. Each dose makes me flushed, dizzy and nauseous, but so far I've been able to get through it. I see it as a Herxing reaction but not sure how long I can sustain it.

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9/22/2020 19:51:52

Dear Mr. Foos,

The Montana Board of Medical Examiners can only handle complaints against physicians or physician assistants who have treated you in the past. In order for me to enter a complaint filed by a member of the public, I must have the first and last name of the physician with a specific allegation of what you are alleging the physician has done. The physician’s license must currently be active. Attached is a complaint form for your use.

Sincerely,
LaVelle M. Potter
Compliance Specialist
Montana Department of Labor & Industry
PHONE (406)841-2362 | FAX (406)841-2363

lpotter@mt.gov
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Thanks much for your reply, but I either couldn't or wouldn't do that. This would involve at least a dozen doctors beginning with the team of five or six who stuck me on a Great Falls mental ward and ignored me back in 1980. I never knew their names. As is apparent forty years hence, the real problem goes much higher. There is something very seriously wrong with the way doctors are trained and influenced, also something VERY majorly wrong with the manner in which the government influences them or protects them from putting patients in danger. Of major importance, more than Covid-19, is the obvious refusal to diagnose and record instances of Lyme disease in Montana. I would not be so strident about it if there was any conceivable doubt that I caught the disease in 1964 in Montana and have suffered as much from medical coercion as from the disease itself. My sinuses will probably never be restored and I will likely eventually die from the disease, anyway. There must be thousands like me who have either died or been coerced into a diagnosis of bipolar disorder or schizophrenia or other weird stuff. The only appropriate action to take on the matter is to inform centers of influence at the top that the system is very badly broken, leading to many deaths and great suffering. Need I add that there is good reason to suspect that all three of my children were needlessly destroyed as a result of congenital Lyme or something similar combined with an unannounced MMR shot in 1993 that finished them off. This is high crimes in high places, not conspiracy theory, and something needs to be done about it. Please forward this message to your superiors. They should be accountable to all victims. Reference: https://foosresearch.com
Thanks again, Alan Foos

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9/24/2020 16:54:19

More thoughts on the wens removed a week ago. I was ready to leave if they didn't agree to examine the red material (bacteria) inside so we'd have a microphotograph of Borrelia. I knew, of course, that they'd likely blow me off, but I couldn't think of a better plan, so on their word I let them do it. Now, when the Thai doctor did it in 2008, he cut each out and showed it to me within a minute or two, whole procedure ten minutes maybe. We both studied the red, filamentous material inside the ball of fat and talked about what it could be. At the time I hadn't realized these were Borrelia colonies from tick bites.

What this doctor did was strive to pull them out with a forceps. I clocked the procedure since it was so arduous (me with a bad cold). Two and a half hours and a wastebasket full of bloody tissues. To me it seemed that at last half of that time was spent yanking on the cysts, each about the size of a pea. Two things amazed me. One was that he didn't just cut the damn things out as I'd asked, the other that any human tissue could be that resilient. It extra confirmed what I already knew by then, that the wens were made of the same elastic, evil stuff as the extensive disease in my sinuses and everywhere throughout the body. What he said to me, though, was very interesting. He noted that the material holding the wens was very tough and deeply embedded, but also remarked that the interior was "fragile." He showed me one once he got it out and it was no more than a quarter the original size. So, it was pretty obvious to me that yanking and yanking on the damn thing had caused most of the contents to leak out. The most interesting of all was his surprise at the red rings that formed around the wens, exactly the same thing seen in Lyme infections from tick bites. I don't think it was a coincidence. What must have happened is that persistent pulling on the wen broke up the Borrelia colony inside and the red material then diffused outward to show a red ring just as happens with new Lyme infections.

So, we know there wasn't much left for the pathologist to see, but neither did he acknowledge my written request for microscopic examination or explain any procedure behind his conclusion that there was no visible sign of infection. They don't have Lyme in Thailand so it's hard to accuse anyone of deliberate sabotage, but they are terribly busy and not always very responsive. While I didn't get photos of the bacteria, the doctor inadvertently gave important confirmation that it was the part of the disease and showed identical symptoms to tick bites that transmit Lyme even after fifty six years.

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10/16/2020 23:55:29

I'm consolidating the gravity solution portion of the site with the Lyme disease for this blog as well. I'm getting very few hits on the site so far and nothing for the blog, but hoping that will change, especially after getting such neat confirmation of my gravity proof. It's very good for my ego to know that giants in the physics game agreed with me in the past, but I also believe I'm the first to claim a proof. I know I'm far behind the great scientists of the day, but I honed a fine talent for setting up and solving math and science problems at MSU. See the statistics proof and know that I've kept that talent sharp even though in retirement now.

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