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As someone who has been in the water and wastewater treatment business for nearly 25 yrs, much of it in/for schools, daycare centers, etc this is too little, too late... That water treatment plant operator who falsified records and the Department of Environmental Quality people should be "under" the jail, not into it. This goes all the way to top of the EPA, as well as the city and state government.

I am in Western Michigan and there is really nothing here. I do have University of Michigan in Ann Arbor or Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. Does anyone have any suggestions in Michigan or should I go to Mayo? I read that someone in Michigan went to someone in Grand Rapids and the doctor required the patient to commit to treatment with him before he would do a liver biospy....thats not acceptable to me...what if you do not like this doctor or the staff?

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Does anyone know a Doctor that specializes in POTS in Michigan they can recommend?

Does anyone know of a Neurologist specializing in prolonged aura in the south east michigan or northern Ohio area? I have has this prolonged aura (currently in treatment) for over a year and a half and my neurologist just up and moved out of the blue and he was highly researched in the area.

Nolos Guide to SSDI says not to admit smoking MJ for pain or they will deny you benefits. In Michigan you have to get a certificate from the state that says you need MJ for pain. So......will the feds take away your benefits? I think it is still a federal law that MJ is illegal in every aspect??? Including medicinal??? I would hate to think of all those people on SSDI getting certs from the state to grow and smoke their own MJ for pain, then the Feds come in and take away their SSDI.

Nuesa seems to be the most consistent issue. No skin issues as of yet but we are still very early in treatment. She finds avacodos to be easy on the tummy as well as her fat intake for the Incivek. She seems to have a very high sensitivity to smells. She has had some direharra issues as well but not consistent.We are taking notes on all diet so we can see what foods work better then others on the treatment.

I live in Michigan and see we have the gamma knife at Mid-Michigan Neurology. I take several drugs to help with the pain, but it's never gone entirely. I'm willing to travel to seek treatment.

I need to find a good doc in Michigan to look at adrenal function. I've been to cardiologist--heart is good, but my BP is going bonkers, and based on other things going on and all clear testing cardiac data, he agrees I need endocrinologist. I'm in metro Detroit area. I saw one 1-1/2 years ago when I suspected something was up, and she only checked my morning cortisol spit test, which is basically worthless without three more in the day, and only a basic thyroid panel.

I was called in to do screening for the Boceprevir Trial October 22nd. Treatment will start in 2-3 weeks. Seeing as I am stage 1, grade 2 have decided not to treat yet. Maybe someone would be interested in getting into this trial, if so you can contact Zonca 313-916-8422.

I am looking for an endocrinologist in Michigan that will prescribe T3 of any kind. I know this is a long shot but I will put this out there anyways. My PCP has prescribed it to me but knows nothing about it and I would like to be followed by someone who does.

I have been told in the past that my Vitamin D has been low. To be honest I did not feel that it effected me that much and mine was 13. However, doctors can vary on what they consider low. Right now it's 20 something and nothing feels any different.

From what I understand she is heading up a chiari clinic at Beaumont Neuroscience in Royal Oak, Michigan. Although I contacted her office at Michigan Head and Spine Institute in Southfield, MI. I did search her name on this site and some members have had surgery with her. Maybe another name to add to the list??

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this tumor is rather large so I would imagine that a mastectomy will be the first order of business in your treatment plan. Whether there will be some other treatment from Oncology before surgery will be up to the Oncology Team after they go over all the test results. You dond't state your age but in any event I hope that you have been having regular Mammograms/Ultrasounds but I wonder about this with a tumor as large as you mention ..... that is rather large to grow in only one year.

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