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ysabella · 23rd December 2005, 07:25 PM

Originally Posted by fowlsound

I go with the jerk.

Luckily, my neurosurgeon that rebuilt my spine was not only a very warm, caring man but top in the country in spinal tumors. MD from Harvard, PhD from MIT and 12 years heading up a nuerosurgery department in Philly.

This is not always the case. another big point of advice:

Find out the numbers on your doctor! Make sure you have someone with good success rates.

You make every kind of sense to me, Fowlsound. And excellent job on checking out your doctors - every patient should be so empowered!

23rd December 2005, 07:25 PM	#109
ysabella Muse Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 701	Originally Posted by fowlsound I go with the jerk. Luckily, my neurosurgeon that rebuilt my spine was not only a very warm, caring man but top in the country in spinal tumors. MD from Harvard, PhD from MIT and 12 years heading up a nuerosurgery department in Philly. This is not always the case. another big point of advice: Find out the numbers on your doctor! Make sure you have someone with good success rates. You make every kind of sense to me, Fowlsound. And excellent job on checking out your doctors - every patient should be so empowered!
ysabella Muse Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 701	__________________ "The greater the ignorance, the greater the dogmatism." - Sir William Osler