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Lloyd G Braemer, MD

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1135 WEST ST REDDING, CA 96001
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Lloyd G Braemer, MD

Lloyd G Braemer, MD practices as a Pediatrician in REDDING, CA.
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1135 WEST ST, REDDING, CA 96001
Services Lloyd G Braemer, MD provides pediatric care at 1135 WEST ST, REDDING, CA 96001 in REDDING, CA.

Pediatricians provide comprehensive care for infants, children and adolescents. They are able to diagnose and treat illnesses, injuries, conditions and developmental issues.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Lloyd G Braemer, MD in REDDING, CA, please call (530) 246-7337.
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He hurts people. My 16 year old daughter has celiac disease and ADD and anxiety. He tells her in the most obnoxious way that she should watch a Bill Murray movie called Where's Bob? He insists this will make an anxiety issue go away. Then when I say doubtful he choses a diatribe on movie Enigma. OMG is he for real?
Teenage girls are developing depression, cutting, suicidal, picking up self destructive behaviors. Watch the movie Inside/Out and think about sadness turning happy long term memories into negative. That's what can happen to a teenager. And some girls do need intervention. The easiest most minimally invasive is the best course.
So I get home and he calls me and tells me that after our horrendous visit? He does not want us back! I ask why, which Dr. Braemer does not want to tell me. But I point out I need to explain it to my daughter. He says it's me asking for a dexascan in the lobby (it's when I thought of it esp. with the tomfoolery). She has bone issues from Celiac disease. Anyway he says our discussion on dexa was the issue we can't come back for. Wow! JA of the Year Award!!!
by Sue xxx.xxx.139.148
August 26, 2015