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Old 06-09-2009, 09:33 PM #16
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I'm only one year into my "probable diagnosis." The doc I liked the best was at a small teaching hospital affililiated with Tufts that is limited with what it can offer. They've done 7 SGB for me.

The rest of the good docs I know are at my PCP office.

It's very discouraging. I honestly don't know where to go next. The docs and administrators I have come into contact with so far at the BI in Boston have been awful. It's such a bummer.

Looks like I will be soon looking for a new doc. I wonder what the average annual doc turnover rate for us RSDers is?

Have a nice evening, Sandy

The HMO system is frustrating at best. National health care will be worse (HMO run by the government).

Sandy, I wish the best for you!
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