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Connecticut Health Freedom Coalition, CTHFC, has formed as
a state chapter of the American Association of Health Freedom,
AAHF. CTHFC is comprised of Physicians, Naturopaths, Nutritionists,
Homeopaths, as well as consumers who have united in a grass
roots organization to protect access to Complementary, Alternative
and Integrative modalities.
CTHFC is calling together all individuals and groups interested
wanting to preserve their freedom of access to complete health
care. The purpose of this call is to build a strong state
coalition with a united voice, and send a clear message that
we demand health freedom. A more acceptable balance must be
created between individual rights to self-determination and
free choice, and the government's concerns for public safety.
Robban A. Sica, MD graduated from the University of Toledo
and the Medical College of Ohio. Dr Sica has been practiced
integrative medicine for over 20 years and founded an integrative
multi-specialty private practice of natural and alternative
medicine,
She sits on the Board of Directors for the American Board
of Clinical Metal Toxicology, the International Board of Advanced
Longevity Medicine, and the International College of Integrative
Medicine. Her brave battle against Connecticut state officials
was successful in protecting freedom of access to chelation
therapy in the state. Since then, protecting health freedom
has become a passion for Dr. Sica and she happily joined the
AAHF and the CHFC Board of Directors to help health freedom
efforts.
For more information and directions contact Craig Repasz
at: President@cthfc.org
OR 203-230-1697
Directions to Choate Rosemary
Hall
From the north: I-91
• Take Exit 14 and turn right onto East Center Street.
• Go straight through four sets of lights. At the fifth
light (Elm Street intersection), take a right.
• At the first stop sign (Christian Street), take a
right for Admission, the Johnson Athletic Center, and the
Paul Mellon Arts Center. Admission — first parking lot
on the left. Paul Mellon Arts Center and Johnson Athletic
Center — first parking lot on the right.
From the north and south: Wilbur Cross Parkway (Rt.
15)
• Take Exit 64 and turn right onto Quinnipiac St.
• Bear left at Wallace Park and cross over the R.R.
tracks.
• Go straight through light (Quinnipiac becomes Center
St. at this intersection).
• Turn left at second light (at top of hill) onto North
Main St.
• Turn right at first stop sign onto Christian Street.
• Go straight through stop sign at bottom of hill (North
Elm Street intersection).
Admission — first parking lot on the left. Paul Mellon
Arts Center and Johnson Athletic Center — first parking
lot on the right.
From the south : I-91
• Take Exit 14 and turn left onto Woodhouse Avenue (Rt.
150).
• At the second light, take a left onto Center St.
• At the third light (Elm Street intersection), take
a right.
• The first stop sign is Christian Street, take a right
for Admission, the Johnson Athletic Center, and the Paul Mellon
Arts Center. Admission — first parking lot on the left.
Paul Mellon Arts Center and Johnson Athletic Center —
first parking lot on the right.
From the west (Danbury or Waterbury, CT): I-84
• Take I-691 Exit 27 off I-84.
• Take Exit 10 off I-691 and follow to Wilbur Cross
Parkway/I-91 south exit. Follow directions above.
These Questions Could Save Your Life Or Someone You
Love:
- Over 50% of America choose to utilize natural therapies.
Are you among them?
- Would you like alternative to prescription drug side
effects?
- Do you have a favorite alternative healthcare practitioner?
- Are you aware of the credentials of that practitioner,
especially if there is no license available for their form
of practice?
- If you could no longer see that practitioner or have
that therapy, would it adversely affect your life?
- Do you believe you can make better choices about your
health than the government?
- Are you aware the government is eroding your right to
healthcare choices?
Every Connecticut citizen has a vested interest in preserving
health freedom. Joining together, we will successfully raise
awareness of this issue and enact comprehensive legislation
to insure balance between individual rights to self-determination
and free choice and the government's concerns for public safety.
A strong state coalition speaking with a united voice will
send a clear message that we demand health freedom. The Connecticut
Health Freedom Coalition is dedicated to protect the right
of the Practitioner to Practice and the Consumer to Choose.
See What You Can Do To Make A Difference
To Protect Your Right To Healthcare Choices!
Visit: www.ConnecticutHealthFreedomCoaltion.org
or www.cthfc.org
Join and receive updates and alerts about health freedom
issues in Connecticut.
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