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Sorry, Tbird, I thought the links at the top of the forum were paid advertising. Guess I didn't read the part of the rules carefully enough! I'll read them again.

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Thanks Josephine, It is nice to know that someone is out there that might be able to help. It looks rather odd that he hasn't responded to 2 possible good cases.

Should I hear from him I will let you know. I hope we do but thinking it won't happen.

Ruby,

I just received an email from Dr. Barson.

Here it is.

----- Original Message -----

From: Dennis Barson

To: xxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 1:32 PM

Subject: RE: WHY DID YOU WISH TO BE REMOVED FROM THE HADIT SITE.

I plan on reposting without my phone number since i have received 12 crank calls within 24 hours of posting. I needed that to end.

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Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 11:38:15 -0500

From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: WHY DID YOU WISH TO BE REMOVED FROM THE HADIT SITE.

To: gn2mp8@gmail.com

I am curious as to why you wished to be deleted from the Hadit site. Several of us were interested in you and your post

Josephine

Edited by Josephine
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Ladies:

Give him time to respond today is a work day and I think he posted that he is doing this part time to help Vets.

Also if someone asks to have a post deleted cause they cannot edit that is pretty much what happens.

If someone needs a link to him please let me know.

Shame on any one from Hadit who made a crank call

Pete,

Here is the email I received from Dr. Barson:

----- Original Message -----

From: Dennis Barson

To: xxxxxxxxx

Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 1:32 PM

Subject: RE: WHY DID YOU WISH TO BE REMOVED FROM THE HADIT SITE.

I plan on reposting without my phone number since i have received 12 crank calls within 24 hours of posting. I needed that to end.

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Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 11:38:15 -0500

From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: WHY DID YOU WISH TO BE REMOVED FROM THE HADIT SITE.

To: gn2mp8@gmail.com

I am curious as to why you wished to be deleted from the Hadit site. Several of us were interested in you and your post

Betty

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Sorry, Tbird, I thought the links at the top of the forum were paid advertising. Guess I didn't read the part of the rules carefully enough! I'll read them again.

just to clarity i am not speaking specifically about the post that was made by VetDr the question i am answering is aren't the ads at the top of the page paid advertisements and yes, they are paid advertisements, not free advertisements in a post which is what i was referring to, you would be surprised by how many viagra, mortgage refinance, and on and on that come in as posts but are actually advertisements. anyone who wants to pay for advertising on the site can do so by going to our About page http://www.hadit.com/about and clicking on the button at the top that says this site recommends Adsense or anyone can set up an Adwords account and specify the site.

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I wrote that I thought this thread should be removed because inaccurate information about Dr. Bash could interfere with his work in helping veterans. I would really hate to see a veteran miss Dr. Bash's expertise if it could help his or her case, but I do know that some simply can't afford his fee. Still, we personally received excellent service from Dr. Bash and won benefits because of his careful review. He caught things in the medical records that I had no idea were important. Also, I know other veterans whose lives went from poverty to peace of mind because of his help.

I respect others' opinions here, and this is just mine. :o

And just for the record: I have absolutely NO IDEA who placed the crank calls. I didn't.

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I wrote that I thought this thread should be removed because inaccurate information about Dr. Bash could interfere with his work in helping veterans. I would really hate to see a veteran miss Dr. Bash's expertise if it could help his or her case, but I do know that some simply can't afford his fee. Still, we personally received excellent service from Dr. Bash and won benefits because of his careful review. He caught things in the medical records that I had no idea were important. Also, I know other veterans whose lives went from poverty to peace of mind because of his help.

I respect others' opinions here, and this is just mine. :o

And just for the record: I have absolutely NO IDEA who placed the crank calls. I didn't.

I am sure Dr. Bash is a wonderful doctor and does wonderful IMO's.

He does not do IMO's for Psychiatric Disorders and I have had no luck

in his partner having the time to do one.

I am in no way stating anything about Dr. Bash. I am just stating

some on the board cannot afford his price.

We know that you never placed any crank telephone call to Dr. Barson.

He did answer my email and I only posted it as I stated in an earlier

post that I would.

Always,

Betty

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