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Old 04-13-2012, 12:36 PM #4
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Hi GerryW - Thanks for sharing the info. Are Dr. Stein and Dr. Hinz related? Which one's therapy you are attending? I will ask my movement disorder specialist about the therapy at the end of this month when I have a scheduled appointment. Meanwhile I wish this works for you, and brings hope for many of us...
The two doctors collaborate and publish papers together. I see Dr. Kalish
www.drkalish.com in Sonoma, California, but we do everything by phone and mail which is very convenient.

Thanks for the kind wishes. I have tried many approaches and this appears to be my last stop before turning myself over to conventional therapy.
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