new doc'
 

My neurologist is one of the best here and he did what ever he could. I have some problems with vibration, less sensetivity to pain and that's it. no demage to my nerves (and I pray that at least - this will continue). He called it - some kind of sensetivity (how many mistakes????) in my nerves system / SFSN. My doc' wasn't the kind with open minds and he didn't "beleaved" to the neuro'. Offcorse I moved to another doc'.
I'm more then happy that I found you and the forum.
And about family history - no auto imune illness at least in the last 4 generations - as far as I know.
I didn't work with metals, but with solvents and organic substances. - so they won't check me for metals - and organics - disapear from the body after a short time. - SO - the question is still there.

Rina, I found this article
 

that cites some Israeli neurologists....Maybe you should look up their biographies and training to see if they are anywhere near suitable? They are probably more likely to be in the right neighborhood...training-wise and it's sure worth a try!
I truly hope you find the right doctor for your needs.
And your English teacher probably missed the most important feature of TEACHING; that the student actually RETAINS and uses what is learned.
Take care - j

to dahlek
 

Thanks, but where is the article?

DUH? Dumb me...
 

Couldn't find it again, but found this which mite be better instead:
http://www.isas.co.il/neurophysiolog...om/faculty.php

I am a 'bit' distracted with other issues... - j