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valdemar
 Post subject: CCSVI in Serbia
PostPosted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 3:09 am 
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Hi,

I was diagnosed with MS 12 years ago, so we all knows what does that mean.

I had CCSVI scans an treatment in Serbia month ago and t is better. I can now walk with canes for 60 ft. Before I couldn't even stand with canes.

Please spread info about CCSVI in Serbia.

Dopler diagnostic: ANGIO, Dr. Sci vBojan Vojnovic, Belgrrade angio@yubc.net

Diagnostics and treatment: Dr. Sasa Zivic, Nis, drzivic@walla.com

19 people were diagnosed with stenosis and one with trombosis. So, 100% so far.


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Hi Valdemar,

Welcome...and congrats for the results of the intervention.
I did not know that it was possible to do the "Liberation Procedure" in Serbia. Could you inform more about it? It would be very interesting for the european people. Name of the hospital, costs, etc. etc

Could I suggest to post your MS history in CCSVI tracking project?

Keep us informed!
All the best to you!

Pepe.

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María was Dx RRMS 1996. SPMS since 2003; Dx CCSVI by Dr. Simka on Dec.-2009; Balloon angioplasty on Jan.-2010 in Katowice (Poland); Betaseron (2000-2009); Tysabri since June 2009. BBD since 2003. IBT since Jan.-2010.


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i didnt know either!!!
and the 100% thing is awesome...

Yes, please inform us about the costs if possible and ....

CONTINUE IMRPOVING friend.
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valdemar
 Post subject: CCSVI in Serbia
PostPosted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 3:32 am 
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So, I was first diagnosed and treated in Serbia. There is 19 more diagnosed but I am still only treated.

You can make contact with doctors via email addresses in my first post for all info.

I wil špost my info on a tracking project.
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valdemar
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Treatment was done, actually by Dr. med. sci. Petar Bošnjaković and Dr. Saša Živić
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Congrats, Vald ...

Looks like third world is much ahead in providing needed healthcare to its citizens.

How close the MS and CCSVI is asociated with Dr. Z's results (100%)
Given that quite a few MS are case of misdiagnosis, it just brings out the possibility of other neuro disorders being associated with ccsvi also ...
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Serbia doesnt belong to the 3rd world ;)
At least not the last time i checked...

Eastern Europe is simply not ruled by big pharmas. There are not much money there for them...
Because of this, their whole "system" might be more flexible, allowing new ideas to grow. Their goverments want to make money instead of giving for fake drugs.
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valdemar
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Prof. Dr. Petar Bošnjaković address is petarbos@yahoo.com
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Valdemar, please join our group on Facebook Petition for the MS or CCSVI! ?
If you doesn't have facebook account yet,need to registered first.
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http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=313742399652

A many people want to hear at first hand about this.
Thanks in advance.

Valdemar,molim te , pridruzi se nasoj grupi na facebooku Peticija za obolele od Ms ili CCSVI?!Ukoliko nemas nalog na facebooku,trebas se prethodno registrovati.
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http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=313742399652

Ima puno ljudi koji zele cuti iz prve ruke o ovome.
Hvala unapred.

Pozdrav iz Beograda
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Make a conntact with doctors that i mensioned above
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valdemar wrote:
Make a conntact with doctors that i mensioned above


Daj zemljače, pojavi se negde, imamo toliko toga da te pitamo!
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Thank you for information!With your help,
tomorrow my mom has a scheduled dopler
by doctor Vojnovic...and many suffers of MS.
Great help!Thanks a lot !
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Another 100% for CCSVI! :D
Bravo Srbija!
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You can ask whatever you want.

Pitajte slobodno.
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Reci nam druže sve, ukratko kakav si bio pre tretmana, šta ti se sve popravilo, koje si faze ispitivanja prošao pre tretmana...

Ako ti nije teško ti svrni do naše grupe na fb da ne davimo ove ljude ovde sa nerazumljivim jezikom.

Ili da te jurimo po Pančevu... :)))
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