DR. TORRES-RUSSOTTO - FEEDBACK WANTED BY MARCH 31/09
Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:22 am
Hello everyone,
After reading the reply that Betty sent in to my posting about Dr. Russotto's news I had an idea. I felt that people that have been living with OT for a long time might have some "thoughts" on their own on this disease. For example, Betty feels that the adrenal glands play a role. I emailed Dr. Russotto and asked if he would be interested in feedback if I posted the following question on the website:
"If you had 2 minutes to spend with a Neurologist who knew alot about OT and was very interested in learning more what would you tell him? Keep in mind that he is well aware of most of the common problems we face.
He has replied that he would be interested in receiving this feedback and has asked if Jeff could compile the replies and send them on to him.
Please give your reply some thought and then reply to this post by MARCH 31/09 Please keep in mind the length of your reply, trying to keep it precise and to the point so we are not overloading him with unnecessary information.
Peggy
After reading the reply that Betty sent in to my posting about Dr. Russotto's news I had an idea. I felt that people that have been living with OT for a long time might have some "thoughts" on their own on this disease. For example, Betty feels that the adrenal glands play a role. I emailed Dr. Russotto and asked if he would be interested in feedback if I posted the following question on the website:
"If you had 2 minutes to spend with a Neurologist who knew alot about OT and was very interested in learning more what would you tell him? Keep in mind that he is well aware of most of the common problems we face.
He has replied that he would be interested in receiving this feedback and has asked if Jeff could compile the replies and send them on to him.
Please give your reply some thought and then reply to this post by MARCH 31/09 Please keep in mind the length of your reply, trying to keep it precise and to the point so we are not overloading him with unnecessary information.
Peggy