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http://www.erinelster.com/files/jvsr%20ms%20and%20pd%2081.pdf I was one of the subjects in this study by Dr. Elster. I do not agree that my problems should be attributed to the disagreement I had with that horse many years ago, but I do strongly support the hypothesis that the misaligned C1/C2 was i...

Published in the Nov 14 Denver Post and on their web page is a request to participate in a survey about how they can better serve us. If you are in the Rocky Mountain region, or perhaps even if you are not, please tell them what you think at http://www.mscenter.org.

I had angioplasty yesterday at the Arizona Heart Institute in Phoenix. It was an entirely positive experience for me as they treated five different locations. Staff was extremely efficient and competent, and the treatment was everything I could have expected. They told me I was patient 30 and their ...

Not exactly northeast, but Georgetown University Hospital does extracranial doppler for a very reasonable price, $450 I believe. They cannot look at the azygous with doppler, but they found stenosis and reflux in me. Armed with that information then I went looking for somewhere for treatment.

Arizona Heart Institute, Venous Insufficiency Program. There has been very little posted here about this treatment opportunity. Some concern has been expressed based on their filing for bankruptcy and being bought by a much larger company. I am not especially concerned about that as bankruptcy bring...

Pushing an empty wheelchair for Holly is a wonderful idea, which gave me another idea. Now I wonder if people could push empty wheelchairs of those no longer needed by people who have been liberated; Liberated both from CCSVI and liberated from the wheelchair. This could be a great way to spread the...

The cover letter that I received yesterday from LifeGuard states:

"If intervention is indicated, you will have the option to schedule your procedure for the next working day (Monday-Friday only)."

I understand this to mean that both testing and treatment are available.

I think the implication is clear. Even the broadest interpretation accounts for one death, not multiple.

I expect that eventually a liberated patient will die from cancer, a traffic accident, or any other cause. It will be equally misleading to associate that death with the liberation treatment.

I am disappointed that he provided this incorrect statement that may discourage people from seeking liberation. One California patient did die after treatment, but all of the evidence I have seen says her death was related to the blood thinners and not the treatment itself. The patient whose stent d...

Male/Female: (M/F): M Age: 61 Date(s) & type of neurological diagnosis (RRMS, SPMS, PPMS, CIS, or other): 2001 RRMS Lesion locations (most affected side, if known), number: Right, unknown number MS treatments: Rebif for 3 months. Stopped because of side effects MS symptoms before stenosis interv...

I have been a patient of Dr. Elster for several years and I have to give her the full credit for allowing me to function over that time. When I tried to tell my neuros about the immediate symptom relief from upper cervical treatment they assured me that was impossible. Maybe some coincidence or plac...

I have completely struck out in trying to find someone qualified and willing to do the Liberation Treatment in Colorado. I understand that when I say "MS" they think "neurologist." When I say "CCSVI" they think "radical", "experimental", "danger...

Extreme newby here after months of lurking and learning. My first symptoms came immediately after spending several hours looking to the right and down out of an airplane window on a search and rescue mission. A very sharp chiropractor discovered that C1 and C2 were misaligned and gradually realigned...