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Old 08-25-2010, 04:54 PM #6
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Originally Posted by nide44 View Post
In NYC - Cornell-Weill has a neuropathy dept that is one of the best.
About 3 hrs down the road in Baltimore, same goes for Johns Hopkins.
I hate to inject negativity into this discussion and my experience does not mean everyone who goes to Cornell-Weill will be as disappointed as I, but I am heading down to JH as soon as Dr. Griffin can see me. I have related on other posts about the dismissive and uncaring attitude of the docs @ Cornell.

But Gabbycakes you may find them to be great. At least they're nearby.
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