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Topic: Dr S in Bridgeport, CT - Thoughts??

webmeg
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 13647

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Got the name of Dr S in Bridgeport, CT (LLMD) from a fellow lymenet person.

Anyone have a good, or bad, experience?

tks, webmeg

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steelbone
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Member # 14014

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SO far he is good..I'm not getting any better...but he will listen to you and try anything...not sure what else we can ask from a dr....he does a lot of blood work

good luck

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yanivnaced
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Member # 13212

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My daughter treated with him for a while.
Good guy. Open minded and well versed in treatment options.

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katieb
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Member # 11398

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I have been going to Dr.S in Bridgeport,Ct a little over a year now. I have made great progress with his treatment.

He is a wonderful caring doctor who listens and is willing to treat agressively if needed.

I also find his office visit affordable

Posts: 71 | From milford, connecticut | Registered: Mar 2007 | IP: Logged |

usyankee
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Member # 16173

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quote:
Originally posted by webmeg:
Got the name of Dr S in Bridgeport, CT (LLMD) from a fellow lymenet person.

Anyone have a good, or bad, experience?

tks, webmeg

Does he treat clinically if you don't have a pos. WB? I had bulls eyes years ago, after a tetanus shot had terrible eird symtpoms, diagnosed with fibro, and am now starting with joint pain and weakness and neurological difficulties. (banging into walls, word difficulties, ringing in ears) Thanks!

donna

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Avalon
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Member # 16387

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Could one of you PM me to tell me who he is and an estimate of his fees? I am looking for a LLMD in my area, but the 2 I have found are so expensive, I can't afford them. Thanks!

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Lymeorsomething
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 16359

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I've used Dr. S. Avalon, I'd be happy to answer any questions via PM.....

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