We Must Send a Message to Stanford: Support CCSVI Trial

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Just received a nice letter from the good doctor...staff is now hired to ready the animal trial and to get the human study underway. The MS Innovations Fund is up and running-
Stanford University MS Innovations Fund
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=146260942210
Please send donations to:
Stanford MS Innovations Fund
Cardiovascular Research Center, 300 Pasteur Drive,
Stanford, CA 94305-5407

Dr. Dake will be presenting his research at the Hamilton conference, as well. He could use our support to make sure the university stands behind his work.
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I have drafted the e-mails and letters. Will be sending them out today.

Just a suggestion to all those who underwent the procedure at Stanford. It would be useful if you can mention in your e-mails/ letters all the health benefits you have experienced after undergoing treatment by Dr Dake. This will further support the case for resumption of trials at Stanford.

I am sure most of you would have done it anyway.
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This is very important I believe as I think if we don't keep the pressure on, stenting at Stanford may eventually be quashed by the critics. Get 'em mailed!
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Billmeik wrote:
anybody know the backstory here? Are the animal studies still going on?
The problems have been discussed many times here, and are not limited to Stanford. Some in the medical profession are resisting trials to explore the CCSVI theory, because it goes against long held beliefs about the origins of MS. But rather than casting blame, I feel we should commend them for their leadership so far, and encourage them to continue in the lead by completing the trial.
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Thank you for this information! I didn't see it until today and I missed my date of mailing, so I'll send my letters on Thursday 2/5.
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The Stanford trial is so important for everyone on this board. Please send your letters and emails, even if you've missed the suggested mailing date. Thanks Sammy Jo for bringing it to our attention and doing all the legwork to make it so much easier for all of us.
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Good Morning TiMS,
Thank's for the information SammyJo.
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I sent the emails today.

Thank you, Sammy Jo, for gathering the names and email addresses. This helped a lot!
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I just sent out my emails, too.
I know this can make a difference.
Thanks to all who supported this initiative.
Thanks to Sammy-Jo for putting this campaign together.
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OK, Whew, got 'em all out.
Thanks for doing this, Sammy Jo.
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my mail carrier had to file a workman's comp claim after lugging my "to go" box into the truck.... ;)
RRMS Dx'd 2007, first episode 2004. Bilateral stent placement, 3 on left, 1 stent on right, at Stanford August 2009. Watch my operation video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwc6QlLVtko, Virtually symptom free since, no relap
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mail to endorse Dr. Dake

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and also a endorsement email from the Netherlands is sent to the persons of the Stanford University listed in post #1

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Hungary is on board also :)
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I wonder how many emails were sent ???
I did receive a very nice personal thank you from one of the recipients.
Keep it going,
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Please add Dr Dake as CC

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Please add Dr Dake as CC on the letter/emails you send to Stanford administrators. I forgot this on my first post. If you have already sent letters, please email him a copy.

Dr. Michael Dake
Chief of Interventional Radiology
Stanford University School Of Medicine
Falk Cardiovascular Research Center, 2nd Floor
300 Pastuer Drive
Stanford, California 94305

mddake@stanford.edu
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