This is my journey from the very first symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis; 17 years of progressive disability, through the search for a cure to the angioplasty procedure for Chronic Cerebro-Spinal Venous Insufficiency that pulled me out of a wheelchair and into a second chance for life.There is no cure...but we have for the first time a chance for an enhanced quality of life.
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Isn't it wonderful! Loved your piece in Reader's Digest!
"I really appreciate you for doing this! There are many people who were scheduled to be treated and then the appointment was canceled because their doctor was shut down." thank you for the sarcastic apology.
Out of respect for the doctors I whose names I have not published, I kept them on my hard drive, not an open webpage that anyone could access. Apparently many did. The logical thing to assume is that the doctors names were for a select group.I did not shut down anyone's doctor. Don't lay that on me. Denise was the one who can take that responsibility. Some people need to learn that they are not the only people who are trying to help.She also is not queen of the net or CCSVI. Because I keep my notes to myself,my team is still providing the procedure.
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