Actually, if you look at my statement, I was talking about two doctors. I did not say you were mixing them up - I only asked you to please clarify your remarks.
You told another poster to look at your profile, but I will be happy to. As for the link you posted, you say in one breath that this forum is not the place for credible research, yet you refer me to another thread!! I checked out some of the links about Dr. Hammesfahr. There is another OPINION from a doctor about his research. Why take one on face value over the other? I have done a search of my own and there are many positive opinions as well.
I have read GAL reports, though I did not hear Pearse tonight. I was making a point that if you refute facts by others, you should back up your assertions, not simply tell people to do the research because obviously many of us have read a great deal about this.
You're right - I misread your shift. My eyes are fuzzy. I apologize. =} I've managed to keep quiet most of these days - now isn't the time to be popping up. lol
I don't know enough about the doctor today to criticize him, nor did I. I didn't study his report - just read it. PVS is not easy to diagnose. Good docs can disagree, and from what I could tell, he was only saying it was possible she was misdiagnosed. That's why I wish they'd followed Wolfson's advice. (It did bother me that he cited Hammesfahr - I have a feeling a lot of congressmen and docs are going to regret their quoting him later. At least Glenn Beck got rid of him, sensing the lack of honesty.)
I wasn't sending you to that thread about Hammesfahr for that post. I seem to remember links on there about the Nobel Prize Nomination process and thought there were good leads for you to follow.
I'm not going to hunt down and type out every link, or post them in every post. I have cited these things so many times, I finally put most of them on my page. I have seen too many here who haven't read the most basic documents, like the 4 court decisions I link to at the top. there are more below that are highly informative.
It isn't like I'm just saying "do the research". I've done the hard part for y'all, tracking down and reading for months, and putting all the links together - easy to access. Links like the first 6 that are almost never posted here, but highly critical to understanding.