http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1_EEeAwx-U
Hey United Mountain Defense organized a clinic to test impacted residents of the TVA disaster for heavy metals. The lab worked with us and got the cost down to $500 per person. We didn't want community members already burdened with unanticipated expenses as a result of the TVA disaster to also have to cough up $500 for a test they needed.
In 3 days the environmental community donated over $13,000 to enable 26 local residents to get tested on scholarships. No government agency helped, lifted a finger or paid a dime to help--this was paid for by contributions from folks.
Tues we are hosting a second clinic--we have room for 8 people that we can do a complete screening for free. This number will go up as people send in donations.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
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Thanks UMD and environmental community folks for making this vidal testing available.
Are you aware that Tamara Mariea is being sued for misrepresentation? See Courthouse News Service and my article at Neurodiversity Weblog for more information.
Tamara Mariea is not a doctor or otherwise licensed medical professional, and her claim to possess a Ph.D. is highly questionable. You might want to ask her where she earned it.
The Swan Pond community is facing a life and death situation. Residents should seek out testing from legitimate medical doctors. Don't waste your own and your donors' money, or sabotage your search for justice, by relying on poorly qualified practitioners and nonstandard testing that will not stand up to scrutiny in a court of law.
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