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Old 06-17-2008, 10:45 PM #1
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Default Anybody familiar with Dr. Sharon Lynch, from KU Med Center?

I have an appt. scheduled with her at the end of July, in KS City. She is an MS Specialist; there are none closer than that; it's about a 3- hour drive.

We've been happy with our neurologist, who is known in this area as being knowledgable about MS. But, have decided that a specialist might be a good idea, given my MS hx. My neurologist is supportive of me seeing her.

Anyone with any experience with her?

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