The Life of a Demoniac

As of September 10th, 2015, 10:14 AM PST, I'm still typing this one up; so, get out (unless you've been explicitly invited to read it). You can, however, read all about Dr. Crapo , the subject of this and other posts. In addition to updating readers on the most popular series of posts to this blog of all time, this post also attempts to establish the connection between VMC doctors' refusal to follow the common and general medicinal practices and procedures for treating chronic and incurable hypogonadism and demons' aloud-where-everybody-could-hear-it, street-corner, rooftop, years-long proclamation and declaration of their intent to emasculate me. I've angled in that direction a time or two in the past [ see Blood test confirms suspicions VMC/doctor-demon connection ], but I think this post does this better in these three ways: Physician misconduct. Points out the odd-but-strangely-coincidental-to-the-demonic-agenda behavior by VMC doctors; Documentation and...

Although slow-going—and, so far, unproductive—I'm still encouraged by the fact that, unlike the past, I have people who at least purport to be on my side interested in things like the denial of essential medical treatment for my terminal condition. Morning view from my room at Regional Medical Center (contrast to VMC = Demon Death Trap ) There's Joseph Nazarian , who is representing my cause against Dr. Crapo, as described in these posts: Dr. Crapo lies, gets caught in same Appointment with Dr. Crapo's replacement Santa Clara County lawyers skirt Dr. Crapo complaint Dr. Crapo's copy of test results back claim for lying As you'll see from these posts, the substantive and meaningful portions of my claim against Dr. Crapo were spearheaded and executed by me; whereas, Mr. Nazarian has yet to complete the simple task of resubmitting a claim with a more specific date to Santa Clara County lawyers to avoid another denial. Still, I'm confident that as the ...

Sometimes, when interest in my blog wanes, I wonder (as I have, like, eight times now on this blog): How could people not be interested in learning all they can about the unseen evil that wrecks their lives (demons)? After all, there's clearly so much to learn from a blog that provides a starting point to acquiring vital knowledge no one throughout time has ever been afforded. Most hate mail like this occurs not only during peak interest, but also at or near the  New or First Quarter Moons , the phases historically noted for mass  hobgoblin-demon attacks —a notoriously sadistic and cruel species known for  surgical mutilation . Note that power blockades do very little at first to  diminish demonic power —that's determined by the  planetary hour ; but, it does prevent the demonic agenda from moving forward Today, I think I may have found at least one solid answer: They're too busy fending off the evil they can see (humans). Even though I have someho...

I'm sure once Dr. Crapo and/or his lawyers gives a certain VMC staff member "the look," I'll bet all he'll be able to do is cringe, and then say, "I didn't know." I'm just guessing here, but it seems unlikely that any VMC staff member would tank another fellow staff member's defense in a pending civil case [ see AIDS | Santa Clara County lawyers skirt Dr. Crapo complaint ], which is tantamount to a criminal case for murder. What didn't he know? Not to send me through the mail a copy of Dr. Crapo's copy of my results for a test which I contend that Dr. Crapo lied about in order to withhold essential prescription medication—testosterone—used to treat a serious, chronic medical condition known as hypogonadism, as described in   AIDS | Dr. Crapo lies, gets caught in same . In that post, Dr. Crapo is shown on video claiming that my then-latest testosterone level test (8/18/2015) showed that my levels had only abated 300 points since the...

This afternoon, I received a call from Denise Miller, an attorney at the Law Foundation of Silicon Valley (Health Legal Services), in regards to the PACE Clinic's unlawful refusal to provide me with necessary and essential medical care and treatment for a terminal illness. This is the first call I've received from her since the beginning of December—far too long for someone who needed treatment even long before Ms. Miller's involvement: Although our phone conversation describes the situation fairly well, here's a summary, followed by the background: PACE Clinic agreed to provide services in a court-of-law over two years ago. Since that time, they have barred me from receiving treatment, which constitutes a clear violation of their in-court agreement, and even the law—a fact the district attorney has since verified; Alternative providers for treatment are not available anywhere else, and companion providers (i.e., those within the same network of providers as ...

There were no side effects complained of or otherwise present, and there was no improvement or progression of the disease. There were no tell-tale signs of abuse, and all blood tests were normal. In fact, I said (and could rightly say) that my testosterone replacement therapy was working as it should every up to and including the day Dr. Krishnamurphy, VMC Tully Road Clinic, stopped the therapy for absolutely no reason, and said that I would have to see an endocronologist and have blood tests before she would resume the therapy. She stated further that she couldn't verify my condition using my medical records, which she said didn't describe any such condition [ see Doctor cites 'Testis Contusion' as the basis for prescribing testosterone injections ]. All of this is unnecessary for someone with a chronic disease such as hypogonadism; it doesn't go away, as my most recent blood test verifies (see page 3): VMC | Blood test results | Testosterone Having walke...

Stanford doctor will overrule ban from Stanford Positive Care As mentioned in  AIDS | Former PACE Clinic doctor bars me from Stanford Positive Care Clinic , a former PACE Clinic (San Jose) physician, Dr. Edward Brooks, now working at Stanford's equivalent, Stanford Positive Care Clinic (Palo Alto), announced via his receptionist that I am also barred there. He declined to state a reason, but the implication made that all but unnecessary. Today, at my first visit to Stanford Medical Group in nearly 10 years, my former—and now current—primary care physician, Dr. Paul Ford (i.e., man of gold), stated that he would work around whatever issue Dr. Brooks presented, and in short order: Outside Dr. Ford's office at Stanford Medical Group (Hoover Pavilion) Although the aforementioned clinic has yet to contact me regarding my first appointment, I did notice that Dr. Brooks was listed as a contact in the MyHealthOnline app developed by Stanford Medical . The app only lists doctor...