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Old 01-06-2009, 03:25 PM #1
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I am sorry that I did not introduce myself in my previous post. I have had MS for 20+ years and am in a wheelchair 24/7, but my most troubling symptom is the nerve pain in my left arm. I have been on numerous medications and have been to 3 pain management specialists and still the pain persists.
My friend has suggested that I explore Dr. Garvey's treatments in Florida. I am wondering if anyone has heard/seen him. Any response would be appreciated.

Georgia
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