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Started by freendeed , Aug 31 2009 02:50 AM

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Posted 31 August 2009 - 02:50 AM

I've had a pump for years but it's been turned off for years but my spasms have came back and the doctor who did the original is no longer in practice. I've looked on the list that Medtronic refers you to but as most of you know it's far from complete. I've heard of doctor's in my area with good reports from a patient but a bad report from home health nursing. If anyone knows of a doctor within an hours drive from Christian County, Kentucky (in Western Kentucky) up to and including Nashville, Tennessee I would forever be in your debt. Especially if you have a report on the doctor/place (where they competent, compassionate, etc.). TIA

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