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A month after Italian vascular surgeon Dr. Paolo Zamboni’s controversial report on treating multiple sclerosis made headlines in November 2009, an elated Jamie Chalmers went to his neurologist and handed him a stack of print-outs on the new findings.

Without so much as a glance, the neurologist tossed the papers in the garbage. He told Chalmers it was nothing but junk science.

“I was devastated,” said Chalmers, a 40-year-old Guelph motor coach driver diagnosed with MS two years ago. He is now looking for a new neurologist. “How can a doctor not be interested in what his patient wants?”

The same scenario, pitting hope against science, is being played out in neurologists’ offices across the country as people diagnosed with the debilitating disease demand the so-called “liberation treatment” and wary neurologists tell them to forget about it.

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Neurologist's are going to fight CCSVI until the end.....they know full well that it means the end of their "MS" patient practice. The last appointment I had cost me over $1,000 for an "extended office visit" and the best they could do is prescribe a muscle relaxant and told to stretch my calf muscles.

I am going to enjoy canceling my next scheduled office visit this September.

Donnchadh

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Kitty says, "Take that, you stenosis!"

Got MS?.....Get Liberated!

neurologists will be knocked from the top of the doctor pecking order and they sure don't like that

JUST FIRE THEM. I Fired mine by email. Pompous piece of Shit.