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Old 09-27-2012, 05:30 PM #1
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So many things to think about in finding a doctor. I live rather rural, outside a small town. When I saw the posts about how few MG patients there were especially compared to the number of neurologist, I figured I was probably the only MG'er between here and Philly. I now know there is at least 1 more. Probability is there is at least 100 MG patients in Philly. It is only an hour away, so I think I will have a better experience there. Someone also recommended that I go to a University teaching hospital and Jefferson is. Wish me luck. I am still waiting to here from his office if he will give me an appointment. At least he takes my insurance.
Thanks for all the suggestion,
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