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Old 06-01-2011, 09:19 PM #5
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Originally Posted by ckenny View Post
Just above the ID border in Canada, so we are not very close to any major medical centers.
I highly recommend going to see a neurosurgeon who is now located in Erie, PA Dr. Raymond Sekula. He now works for UPMC up there and honestly gave me my life back. I'm not sure if you have to see a neurologist first or not but I suggest him for sure.
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