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CCSVI - removed from a website...

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Here's an example of why This Is Ms is such a special place. Someone trying to post about looking into CCSVI and being tested in Albany has their links removed from the post:

Read the abstract (copied below) and full study (link below) published
in the prestigious Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry
(JNNP):

*Copy and Paste of copyrighted material, from other Website, removed by hb-mod, moderator *

Then visit the * link to commercial website and related info removed by hb-mod, moderator *

I start my testing on Friday (Albany, NY) and will update my CCSVI
adventure here if there is any interest -- let me know. The recovery
averages two months and can be painful (controlled with narcotics),
but I do believe this is my only hope... I am disabled enough to
warrant the risk but not too disabled to handle the recovery, which
makes me a perfect candidate.

Studies and testing/surgeries are now starting in hospitals and
universities all across the US, but the testing/surgery began with Dr.
Dake at Stanford (yes, Stanford!).

Again, for full info, visit * link to commercial website and related info removed by hb-mod, moderator *

I am knowledgeable about CCSVI and can answer questions.

~Beachcomber
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This is from the "Health Message Boards" of WebMD.

Beachcomber...if you read this, feel free to post here! We'd love to hear your story!
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Husband dx RRMS 3/07
dx dual jugular vein stenosis (CCSVI) 4/09
http://ccsviinms.blogspot.com
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Post by peekaboo »

gees this is sad :(
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Post by patientx »

The really sad thing, is that on many of these other sites, you can't even point people toward TIMS. If you link another site, the post will get edited or deleted. It's almost like being in China.
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Post by bestadmom »

I posted yesterday in the msworld.org forum about TIMS and this CCSVI thread but skirted it by not putting the url but spelling it all out in seperate words plus dot com spelled out. I was shocked, the mod approved it.
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yeah, I tried talking about this on NeuroTalk and my links to this site were deleted.
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Post by coach »

Don't have time to frequent other MS websites. And I think why bother when this one is so good. Love TIMS.
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touche' Coach :)
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Post by gibbledygook »

I agree with Coach. I've hardly ever gone onto other MS websites. This one is GREAT!
3 years antibiotics, 06/09 bilateral jug stents at C1, 05/11 ballooning of both jug valves, 07/12 stenting of renal vein, azygos & jug valve ballooning,
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Post by Sharon »

This is where the members research what they are posting...other sites seem to me to be more anecdotal. I have thought about the Accelerated Cure Project though - maybe I will email Art Mellor and see what he has to say.
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Post by Jamie »

i read neurotalk once when looking into hicy but soon got discouraged.

only use, and donate, to TIMS now.
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