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Old 10-24-2012, 12:08 PM #1
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Hopkins is not good! Im just going there because thats the hospital closest to me. And sometimes they can be good about wanting to do trials and im hoping for that.



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Hopkins has a wonderful reputation. I hope they can help you. Believe me, it is not just your age, regarding the prescribing of opiates. All doctors hesitate, and in my state of Florida, where abuse is high, even more so. Hope you get the help you need. Glad you didn't have to go to the ER. Your PCP really should have told you ahead of time, about leaving town. All my best to you....ginnie
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Hi, and I hope that johns hopkins can help, as long as it is close to you. If you can't get satisfaction, I would suggest Mayo clinic. that is where I wound up and did receive the DX, and where to get more help. wound up at Columbia University medical center, in Mo. Good facility. I really do with you well. ginnie
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I agree with you about Hopkins! At least I can only speak regarding my TOS treatment there.

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Hopkins is not good! Im just going there because thats the hospital closest to me. And sometimes they can be good about wanting to do trials and im hoping for that.
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Same here!


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I agree with you about Hopkins! At least I can only speak regarding my TOS treatment there.
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