Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)

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Old 06-27-2007, 07:36 AM #1
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Default So Sorry to here your horrible situation...

Dear Betsy,

Living in PA you have the option of seeng Dr.Schwartzman out of Drexel University in Phila. 215-762-6915. Carol is his secretary. It is extemely hard to get in. But if you explain your situation and the severity they may help you out. I hate to put it like this but be pushy but nice. These are caring people, if the can they will. He has 100's who want to see him but keep positive.

I have worked with Dr. Schwartzman myself and he is a very nice and most important knowledgable about RSD and yes did help me. At least that is my opinion. I did have success with his protocol.

I am so sorry to here about your daughter. This disease is bizarre. I also have RSD 3 1/2 years but diagnosed early and treated immedialty between NYC and PA.

Betsy,

All I can say is I will pray for you and your daughter and try and stay as stress free as possible.

I never post public so if you need more info please private message me.

Thank you,

Ann
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Dear Betsy,

Living in PA you have the option of seeng Dr.Schwartzman out of Drexel University in Phila. 215-762-6915. Carol is his secretary. It is extemely hard to get in. But if you explain your situation and the severity they may help you out. I hate to put it like this but be pushy but nice. These are caring people, if the can they will. He has 100's who want to see him but keep positive.

I have worked with Dr. Schwartzman myself and he is a very nice and most important knowledgable about RSD and yes did help me. At least that is my opinion. I did have success with his protocol.

I am so sorry to here about your daughter. This disease is bizarre. I also have RSD 3 1/2 years but diagnosed early and treated immedialty between NYC and PA.

Betsy,

All I can say is I will pray for you and your daughter and try and stay as stress free as possible.

I never post public so if you need more info please private message me.

Thank you,

Ann
The problem I've had is that they won't take you if you are under 18!! However, if you know a doctor from Drexel or Hahnemann, you can ask them to try to get you in (something I may end up doing because my rheumatologist can do that for me once he is like 100% sure of my diagnosis).

As far as I understood, he has seen patients under 18 (I have read a story of a girl who saw him), and so I called both Drexel and Hahnemann about it, but they said no...
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