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I've posted to my blog some info regarding CCVI, and have included a link to this forum.

http://www.wheelchairkamikaze.com/

Please give my post the once over twice, and report back if I've misstated anything.

Thanks...

It seem really clear and concise and well done. I'm glad you did it.

It is very mporant from a researchers/medical POV that Dr Zamboni included many people with other diseases as controls in his studies--vascular diseases of various types and neuro diseases--, they did not have this problem either. I don't know if it matters enough for your article's readership though. I get lost in the weeds when I write: you are concise.....

It's time for mainstream researchers to start looking beyond accepted MS dogma, which thus far has brought us treatments that are only partially effective, and often highly toxic. Surely, there must be a better approach to treating MS than suppressing the intricately complex human immune system

Yes!!
marie

Mark,

I'm envious of your concise writing style. Your website is very well put together. Great job dude.

Great job, Marc. I agree with Marie and Lew...your writing is intelligent, succinct and clear (certainly not as crazed as your wheelchair driving!)
Only one correction, and it's my fault. It's actually CCSVI
I miss-acronymed it it back in December, and have been trying to fix it up. Just in case folks google it, they'll get all the pertinent information.
Thanks for bringing this to your blog followers. And NYU Langone Medical Center has a terrific interventional radiology dept. and MRV....just saying
all the best,
cheer

dude you have mad skills!! excellent job! and those pictures and videos are sick

Great job (can only repeat others) Great idea to put on your personal website in a realistic way...audience could be medical or ms'rs

Thanks for the feedback, folks. I've made the changes suggested by cheerleader and Marie.

It takes a bit of editing to keep my writing clear and concise. thanks for the kind words, though...