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Topic: Dr. P in CT patients- I need some help

merrygirl
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 12041

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I was just wodering if anyone could tell me i a train or Bus runs there or near there?

I am traveling from Boston area and the drive will be about 4 hours.

I would rather take a train. I am not good at finding train and bus info. My brain will not help mw, but it looks like there are no buses or trains that go there.

Any help appreciated.
You can PM me if you want thanks
Melissa

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kbholley
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 12938

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Wish I could help, but I have never been to CT.

Google the area with the address, or type in yellow pages in your search engine, and then type in the address for that area, and then look for a bus or train that goes there.

Hope this helps. [hi]

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Brenda-Lee

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shazdancer
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Member # 1436

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Merrygirl,

There's a Metro North train from NYC/Grand Central Station to Norwalk (or take Amtrak from Boston to New Haven, then Metro North from New Haven to Norwalk), connecting train to the Branchville station. That's less than 1/2 mile from Dr. P.

Go here for the schedule

http://as0.mta.info/mnr/schedules/sched_form.cfm

You will want the New Haven line.

-- Shaz

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merrygirl
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Thanks! I will look now.

Melissa

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olliekat
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Hi, Shazdancer's directions are good. I live in Wilton and am a patient of Dr. P.

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Tracy9
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Member # 7521

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Dang Olliecat, aren't you the lucky one!!!!!

No traveling to a great LLMD!!!! [Razz]

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olliekat
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Yes I consider myself very lucky! I spent a lot of time suffering before I happened upon him though. Who knew?...

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