Dr. Joshua Berry, ND Newtown, Ct.

Elaina

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Posted 2/8/2009 7:55 AM (GMT -7)

Dear HW members,

With great sadness, my family and I just learned that Dr. Berry passed on Monday, Feb. 2nd. For those of you who did not know him, he was a pediatric specialist/ND and Lyme literate. For those who had the privilege to know him, please visit Voicesnews.com. He will be greatly missed.

sojourner

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Posted 2/8/2009 9:40 AM (GMT -7)

Josh was our daughter's beloved 'healer' of nearly three years. Brilliant, loving and so very gifted. He was an expert on the Borrelias and co-infections and the immune response to them. Heth, and we, will miss him so very much. We were blessed to have met and been cared for - beyond words - by this beautiful man. God used him to help us save our daughter. They had become kindred spirits. He touched so many lives. We do not believe that she would be with us had he not been the one to pull her through the life-threatening complications she has experienced along the way. He was exemplary and understood the pathogens. He worked both with integrative and convention to help find what her body would respond to. Our conventional team called on Dr.Josh when she was hospitalized, compromised and/or reacted to every drug ~ and he pulled her through. A gentle man who saved another... now gone.

Blessings, Sojourner

Elaina would you please email me? Thanks.

barbme

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Posted 2/8/2009 10:04 AM (GMT -7)

We are also saddened my the news of Dr. Berry. He was helping me with the severe symptoms of lyme.

He was one of the nathuropathic doctors with a good understanding of lyme and the body responses.

http://www.rep-am.com/Obituaries/395871.txt

Kindly,

Barb

Dowa

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Posted 2/8/2009 11:40 AM (GMT -7)

Wow, 37 years old. He had a kind face, did not have the pleasure of knowing him. He had such a short life, may I ask what happened? D

hopingToFindCure

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Posted 2/8/2009 12:51 PM (GMT -7)

I'm sure he's resting in peace now.

God must have called him for something even more difficult and he was the only one up to the task.

sojourner

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Posted 2/8/2009 2:59 PM (GMT -7)

Dearest Frango,

How are your boys doing?

Blessings,
Sojourner

alfers

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Posted 2/9/2009 10:02 AM (GMT -7)

Wow, it sounds like he was an incredible man. I just read the obituary -- I wish I had had the chance to know him. Does anyone know how he died?? Was it a surprise, or was his family expecting it?

sojourner

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Posted 2/9/2009 10:22 AM (GMT -7)

glioblastoma malignancy of the brain, Alfers. very, very aggressive. He fought to the end; determined to beat it.

Post Edited (sojourner) : 2/14/2009 8:19:21 PM (GMT-7)

yaniv_naced

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Posted 2/14/2009 3:14 PM (GMT -7)

My god. This is shocking and very sad.
His elixirs are what got my wife into remission. He was truly a very talented ND.

sojourner

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Posted 2/14/2009 8:20 PM (GMT -7)

yaniv -

how is your wife doing! PM if you'd like to connect..

Blessings,
Sojourner

yaniv_naced

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Posted 2/14/2009 9:01 PM (GMT -7)

Hi sojourner:
email sent.

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