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Old 11-05-2013, 04:18 PM #11
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Dr. Freischlag is moving from John Hopkins to UCSD.
thats interesting, wondering if its worth going down there for an assesment. Do you know when she is moving?
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thats interesting, wondering if its worth going down there for an assesment. Do you know when she is moving?
be careful. i have no experience, but have heard many horror stories.
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thats interesting, wondering if its worth going down there for an assesment. Do you know when she is moving?

If you read a post or two down, I messed-up. It's UC Davis she is going to and I'd agree with Heybro on his warning.
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If you read a post or two down, I messed-up. It's UC Davis she is going to and I'd agree with Heybro on his warning.
So does the red flag go to John Hopkins or Freishlag herself then? Any links I could check out?
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I don't know about John Hopkins itself or other TOS doctors at JH. If you have a choice, I'd check-out MGH or better yet, look at both.
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