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35                FONT-WEIGHT: bold"><big> "A Caring World"? - My father's
36                  history of abusing colleagues</big></center>
37              <center><b><font face="Arial"><br>
38                    by <a href="http://medfraud.info/Tips.html">Peter
39                      M. Heimlich</a></font></b><span style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial"><span style="TEXT-DECORATION: underline"><span style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold"><br>
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44                <div style="text-align: left;"><small style="font-style:
45                    italic;"><span style="font-family:
46                      Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;">The first stumbling
47                      steps to a caring world have been taken. It is
48                      important that we spread the word throughout the
49                      world that, for the first time, A Caring World is
50                      possible. When all are conscious of the benefits
51                      that can result for all peoples from caring, it
52                      will be possible to accomplish that end. We must
53                      demand that caring continues to disseminate
54                      throughout the world; a meaningful sense of values
55                      must be established. Caring individuals must be
56                      the role models for all people, but especially for
57                      the young. The media should deliberately spread
58                      the pictures and words of those doing caring acts
59                      for others internationally, as is now done for
60                      athletes, entertainers and politicians. Nothing is
61                      more important for the survival of humanity from
62                      this day forward. True happiness results from
63                      giving of yourself for others. Have you done a
64                      caring act lately? </span></small><b><font size="-1" face="Arial">- Henry J. Heimlich MD via
65                      <a href="http://www.deaconess-healthcare.com/Heimlich_Institute/Community_%26_Education/">
66                        the Heimlich Institute website</a>:</font></b></div>
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72                      From personal correspondence:</font></b></p>
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74                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">I chaired the 1986
75                        American Heart Association CPR Guidelines
76                        Conference panel on near-drowning. Dr. Heimlich
77                        was on the panel and was quite cordial until
78                        after the meeting when, after ALL of the other
79                        panelists felt that there was insufficient
80                        evidence to recommend his maneuver first ahead
81                        of MTM ventilation. (It was added for cases
82                        where particulate matter was suspected to be in
83                        the airway or if MTM failed). At that point, he
84                        viciously attacked ME (even though I was totally
85                        neutral and just interested in the data). He got
86                        really angry when I pressed him to produce
87                        references for studies he was citing that,
88                        despite a great deal of library work on my part,
89                        could simply not be found.</font></i></p>
90                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">He wrote to my
91                        University president, dean, and about a dozen
92                        others accusing me of everything under the sun.
93                        As a brand new, junior faculty member, that
94                        created a major problem which, fortunately, once
95                        reviewed locally, went away as my superiors
96                        realized that I had done nothing wrong.</font></i></p>
97                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">I believe that Dr.
98                        Heimlich may have tried the same tactics with
99                        Dr. Linda Quan, Dr. Richard Melker, Dr. Jerome
100                        Modell, and even Dr. Roger White. There was
101                        clearly a pattern to his behavior.</font></i></p>
102                  <p><a href="http://www.vcuhealth.org/physicians.asp?physicianID=460"><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">Joseph P. Ornato</font></i></a><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">, MD, FACP, FACC, FACEP<br>
103                        Professor &amp; Chairman, Dept of Emergency
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105                        Virginia Commonwealth University Health System<br>
106                        Richmond, VA</font></i></p>
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108                <p><b><font size="-1" face="Arial">From <i><a href="http://www.usforacle.com/home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&amp;uStory_id=f654191e-1900-467a-8222-d1590df8c474">Doctors
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118                      by Natalie Gagliordi, <i>The Oracle</i>, October
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121                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">"Most people don't
122                        know that my father cultivated a reputation in
123                        the medical profession as someone who would
124                        relentlessly attack other doctors," Peter
125                        (Heimlich) said. "He'd write letters to people's
126                        bosses demanding they be fired and would hint at
127                        pending lawsuits. After writing directly to Dr.
128                        Heimlich and publishing his article in JAMA,
129                        (Dr. James) Orlowski witnessed the wrath first
130                        hand. "He began accusing me of all kinds of
131                        unethical behavior," Orlowski said. "Basically
132                        he tried to make my life as miserable as
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135                <p><b><font size="-1" face="Arial">From <i><a href="http://www.abc.net.au/rn/healthreport/stories/2009/2634253.htm">The
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148                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">In response to the
149                        article I wrote in the Journal of the American
150                        Medical Association Dr Heimlich, rather than
151                        replying in a letter to the editor, which is the
152                        way most scientists would do it, instead tried
153                        to attack me personally, tried to actually get
154                        me fired from my institution - </font></i><font size="-1" face="Arial">James Orlowski MD</font></p>
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156                <p><b><font size="-1" face="Arial">From <i>
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168                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">“Heimlich went
169                        nuts,” Ornato says. Among other things, Heimlich
170                        wrote to officials at the Medical College of
171                        Virginia, where Ornato had just joined the
172                        faculty. “He almost got me fired,” Ornato says.
173                        “The things he was saying about me were really
174                        slanderous.”</font></i></p>
175                  <p><a href="http://www.seattlechildrens.org/our_services/find_physician/detail.aspx?id=70656"><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">Linda Quan MD</font></i></a><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">: “(Dr. Heimlich) went to
176                        my university and accused me of scientific
177                        misconduct. Basically he said I hadn’t used good
178                        science. They did an investigation and cleared
179                        me of any wrongdoing."</font></i></p>
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181                <p><b><font size="-1" face="Arial">From an <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20081006125207/http://www.cincinnatibeacon.com/index.php/content/comments/heimlich_maneuver_week_part_ii_a_medical_history_lesson">April
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201                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">When I first
202                        learned of Dr. Heimlich’s proposal of the
203                        maneuver for relieving choking sometime around
204                        1973 or 1974, I was a consultant to the American
205                        Heart Association’s (AHA) Emergency Cardiac Care
206                        (ECC) Committee and active in research in the
207                        area of emergency airway management. I am an
208                        Anesthesiologist and was, at the time, in
209                        practice in Everett, Washington. Having been
210                        interested in resuscitation for many years, I
211                        was excited about Dr. Heimlich’s proposal.
212                        Creating an “artificial cough” made a lot of
213                        sense to me.</font></i></p>
214                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">Because Dr.
215                        Heimlich used dogs for his experiments and since
216                        the dog has a much different anatomical
217                        configuration compared with the human, I
218                        proposed to the ECC my idea of a study on human
219                        volunteers and was encouraged to proceed. I
220                        think there was an overall excitement over the
221                        “Heimlich” concept.</font></i></p>
222                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">I contacted Dr.
223                        Heimlich to review with him, the exact procedure
224                        as he conceived it. He was excited about my
225                        study and was, at first, very cooperative and
226                        encouraging. He asked that I let him know of the
227                        results of this study as soon as possible as he
228                        had a lecture to give in the near future,
229                        wanting to know of results of my study. While
230                        designing the protocol for this study, I decided
231                        to make a comparison between applying the
232                        “thrust” to the upper abdomen (Heimlich) and
233                        applying the “thrust” to the mid chest. We
234                        measured peak pressures and volumes created by
235                        the different maneuvers in six anesthetized
236                        human volunteers.</font></i></p>
237                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">What became evident
238                        was that greater peak pressures, flows and
239                        volumes of air moved resulted with the “Chest
240                        Thrust” than with the “Abdominal Thrust”
241                        (Heimlich). I reported this to Dr. Heimlich. He
242                        went ballistic, nasty. His personality changed
243                        completely. I was shocked and amazed. My
244                        amazement and shock was only beginning. He
245                        immediately filed unethical medical practices
246                        against me with the American Medical
247                        Association, American Society of
248                        Anesthesiologists, Washington State Medical
249                        Association, my local hospitals, the American
250                        Heart Association and there may have been
251                        others. Dr. Heimlich made my life a wreck for
252                        two years while all of the investigations and
253                        name calling continued....I was completely
254                        exonerated.</font></i></p>
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256                <p><b><font size="-1" face="Arial">From <i><a href="http://www.kuow.org/program.php?id=13931">Heimlich
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268                  <p><i><font size="-1" face="Arial">It's so repugnant
269                        to me the way Dr. Heimlich has bullied..He's a
270                        bully and he has bullied people into submission
271                      </font></i><font size="-1" face="Arial">- Charles
272                      W. Guildner MD</font><br>
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