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03-02-2012, 01:30 AM

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mitsy

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mitsy

Junior Member

Join Date: Feb 2012

Posts: 14

Hi again,

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Originally Posted by law76

SINCE THE OTHER SITE IS DOWN...I GOT HURT AT WORK ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO..OFF WORK FOR TWO.....ALSO HAVE HERNIATED DISCS IN NECK AND FYBRO...POST-SURGICAL FOR RT SIDE RIB RESECTION.

I wrote you a few weeks ago regarding Dr.'s and you sent me the link of them. I noticed you live in L.A. I live in Calabasas and am trying to find a Dr. I can trust. So far I have been to over a dozen. Would you mind telling me who did you TOS angiogram and then surgery? Are you happy with the results? I was seeing Dr. Jordan but can't afford him anymore, I have to go to a Blue Cross provider. Thank you so much for all of your help and info.

Best,mitsy

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