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Adey123
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Hi all,

Thanks to everyone who has helped me on this forum so far.

I'm currently living in London, UK and currently exploring ILADS, LLMDs in the US, particularly in NYC.

I think i've narrowed my search down to 3 Drs in the area - sorry in advance for the array of mysterious initials!

Dr R
Dr S (practices at the M center)
Dr M (who also practices at the same centre)

As it's quite an investment to fly over, get an appointment etc I'm looking to get as much info, and testimonials as possible so that I can make an informed decision.

Does anyone have any experiences with these doctors (good or bad) that they can share?

My own symptoms are mainly neurological / brain related spanning over ten years, progressively worsening.

Feel free to PM me if need be.

Thanks

Adey

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