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From: <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 7:08 AM
Subject: RE: [SPAM] CCSVI and TM
To: James Berg <[email protected]>


 A number of physicians in the United States are currently providing
endovascular treatment for patients with CCSVI. Of these, some have made
their work public, while others prefer to remain private, accepting new
patients primarily through word-of-mouth. Still more doctors are actively
working to begin providing treatment, either by setting up private practices
or waiting for approval from the Institutional Review Board of their
organization.
Nonetheless, for many wanting treatment, the options remain few and may
require out-of-pocket medical expenses and travel. However, at this time,
CCSVI Alliance is hesitant to publish a list of all known doctors providing
treatment. First, some physicians simply do not want their names publicly
listed. Second, we are uncertain whether any such list would legally or even
tacitly imply that CCSVI Alliance vouches for and endorses these doctors
when in fact we may or may not be familiar with their practice.
Still, we understand the imperative to make treatment providers available to
those seeking treatment, and we are actively exploring options for
collaborating with treatment centers and treating physicians to post useful
information for potential patients. Until we have our process in place, we
suggest the following options:
·         See our *Discussing CCSVI with Doctors* document for tips on how
to discuss CCSVI with various types of physicians.
·         Search for potential CCSVI treatment providers on the CCSVI
section of ThisIsMS: http://www.thisisms.com/forum-40.html  (Note again,
however, that CCSVI Alliance does not endorse or vouch for physicians you
may find)
·         Reach out to Interventional Radiologists via http://www.sirweb.org
·         Discuss treatment options with your physician team
Regards,
CCSVI Alliance



-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [SPAM] CCSVI and TM
From: James Berg <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, February 20, 2011 6:48 pm
To: [email protected]

The results seen in CCSVI patient home videos is really exciting.
Transverse Myelitis patients have been helped but the medical industry and
the insurance people are blocking us from having the procedure.
I have a friend who was all set to have the procedure done in albany but the
insurance people stopped it at the last minute.

My main reason for writing this is to findout if CCSVI is being done is
Hawaii and by what Dr.  I am convinced it will help me but I want to bypass
the road blocks and just get it done.  can you help me with this?

Jim Berg
Kapaa, Kauai
Hawaii 96746           ALOHA

808-658-0356

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