If you have Dr. Doug Kerr's phone number or e-mail address at Johns Hopkins,
please share it with me. I think it's time for me to make an appointment.
- George in Colorado
Dr. Kerr: Phone410-502-7099
e mail[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You should figure a minimum of 3 months to get an appointment I
believe he is only seeing patients once a week ( I believe Weds).
Rob in New Jersey
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Every year, for may years, he raises amazing amounts for research. What has
that money accomplished? If these many millions can't eradicate the disease,
what does it take?
And what about us with TM, why can't another celebrity learn from Jerry and
help US? Am I jealous? Maybe,
If you have Dr. Doug Kerr's phone number or e-mail address at Johns Hopkins,
please share it with me. I think it's time for me to make an appointment.
I have it somewhere...
try 1.410.614.1522
or google Johns Hopkins. They have a 800 number for patients. It is a
world-wide 800#. The
Rob,
How old is your # for Dr. Kerr??
Mine, I realize, is very old. I use his cell #, but haven't spoken with him in
at least 4 years so that number is probably out of date.
F
I received one in the mail today and think it has a lot of good help items
and you can see it online at _www.SupportPlus.com_ (http://www.SupportPlus.com)
..Ella
**It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel
deal here.
The pump is not for those who need a higher dose of Baclofen than the pill
can allow. I have a pump, and I went from 30 mg a day to 52 mcg per day. The
side effect from the Baclofen is what was wrecking me. Because the medicine
goes directly into my spine, I do not get the side effects,
