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Re: anyone hear of Dr. Fossum or Dr. Grazeland??
From: Amber (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Mar 26 11:38:14 2007
You should contact the Center for Endometriosis Care in Atlanta, GA. I
recently made the trip from Virginia to there to have surgery. They
only deal with endo patients and I am sure they can help you. They are
very nice and informative. I too, had been to gyn specialists and a
reproductive endocrinologist. They were so sympathetic and supportive
before, during and now even after my surgery. Trust me they are not
like most doctors you deal with.
Amber
At Mon, 26 Mar 2007, Laurie wrote:
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>Thanks for writing back....Dr. Fossum is the director of Reproductive
>Endocrinology at Thomas Jefferson in Philly. Just from his title I
>thought for sure he would able to help but he has done nothing!! I am
>about 1 1/2 hours from Philly so I have spent much time driving, spent
>money and energy thinking this would be it for me, finally I would have
>some answers. But that is not the case. I am bleeding every other week
>and the pain is worse and more frequent than ever. He put me on another
>bc and that was it. I have not had an appt with him that lasted longer
>than 15 min and not a bill for less than $300 ( luckly I have
>insurance.) So I have made an appt with Dr.grazeland who is in
>Allentown. He too is a specialist but I was reffered to him by Dr.
>Reich's secretary. Dr. Reich is in alot of my endo books and is
>supposed to the one of the best, but he isnt practicing in the country.
>So anyway, they reffered me to Dr.Grazland....Sorry to go on and on
>guess I needed to vent. I am totally losing my faith in Doctors, I feel
>like most dont even think twice about the situation. I always get "try
>this for a few weeks" or " we will do this test and get back to you"
>You said your doc is good?? maybe I will think of going there...at this
>point I feel I would try anything!
> Thanks again for writing back
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