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Default Johns Hopkins Patients~ I have a question!
So I was given the contact information for the head of MS studies by a very helpful man in California who is conducting the sea anenome peptide studies.

I am wondering how long it takes to actually get an appointment and if there was anything special you needed to do to get in. I am writing my letter to this guy now including my med history and current drugs, along with an explanation of why I am ready to find a new Dr.

Any pointers would be great.
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