Re: 70428 Posting Micrographs, I made a mess of this. See post below "Here are the Micrographs"

Hi JFH!

The following might be helpful to you in answering some of your questions.

“I suppose that RHR knows exactly what each picture is. I just can't get over
how clear they are."

We usually have a good idea what each picture could be. In order to ensure scientific accuracy and to avoid conflicts with experts, we will state only what we see on the Micrographs. Based upon what our clients want, we can always provide additional information with sustainable arguments based on the evidence presented and additional research.

For instance, if I had a doctor that I really liked and trusted but they were conservative in his/her treatment approaches, it would benefit me greatly to opt for more comments and scientific research before presenting my Micrographs. 70428 has been given additional information on her Micrographs and this has proven to be helpful.

No doubt you’re curious about what you’re seeing and would like to get a better understanding. I know that 70428 is still digesting the information that has been given to her. Instead of her answering, perhaps it would be better if Doc took this on since he worked directly on the Micrographs. There might be a possibility that I can summons Doc to the Forum to give additional information. :) Would you be interested? Are there some specific questions that you have that he can answer for you?





"I think RHR does not accept direct clients. Did you talk your physician into sending necessary samples to the lab? I wonder what I would have to do for that."

You’re correct, RHR Plus doesn’t provide treatment options; we only provide lab observation services as stated on the site. However, there are cases where a person has exhausted their options for treatment and have no where else to turn. If this is the case, we may choose to extend a non-medical, non-lucrative treatment option that is completely SEPARATE from RHR Plus. Generally, this is a long process and each person is considered carefully before acceptance; therefore, considerable patience is required.
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