Re: Kiwi - Study in England

[Guest guest]

Wow Sue that all sounds very interesting. Good luck on the tests, and let us

know how it all turns out.

Also have fun while you are there, I am very jelous. Sandy

Kiwi - Study in England

, Per your message of May 28 I contacted Dr. Talbot since we

will be in England In part of July and August. I just got

confirmation that I am scheduled for a scan on July 30. For those

not familar, Dr. Talbot is involved in the following: " A diffusion

MRI study to measure loss of motor neurones in the brains of patients

with different forms of motor neurone disease. " In the study they

compare people with PLS and ALS with the aim of understanding the

factors that lead to the different rate of progression which might

lead to more effective treatment. Sue in Calif.

[Guest guest]

Hi

I   have just returned after a few days away and started working through

emails. Good news that you will  be able to participate in the study.  I

found Dr Talbot and his staff really great. The scan took a while, so  be 

prepared.

 

I  had my scan with them in May and  haven't heard   any   more but  I  

expect when   there are some results  we'll   hear.

 

All  the  best and  I  hope  you  have a great  visit to  the  UK.

  in Kiwiland.

Kiwi - Study in England

, Per your message of May 28 I contacted Dr. Talbot since we

will be in England In part of July and August.  I just got

confirmation that I am scheduled for a scan on July 30.  For those

not familar, Dr. Talbot is involved in the following:  " A diffusion

MRI study to measure loss of motor neurones in the brains of patients

with different forms of motor neurone disease. "   In the study they

compare people with PLS and ALS with the aim of understanding the

factors that lead to the different rate of progression which might

lead to more effective treatment.  Sue in Calif.

[Guest guest]

Yes, I'm very excited about participating in the study. I know it

won't do anything for me now but maybe in the future. We are going

on a twelve day cruise in the Noregian fjords then renting a car and

going to Scotland stoping on the way in England to visit my hubby's

sisters (he's english obviously). Should be great and was excited

Dr. Talbot could work us in. Sue in Calif

> Wow Sue that all sounds very interesting. Good luck on the tests,

and let us know how it all turns out.

> Also have fun while you are there, I am very jelous. Sandy

> Kiwi - Study in England

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> , Per your message of May 28 I contacted Dr. Talbot since we

> will be in England In part of July and August. I just got

> confirmation that I am scheduled for a scan on July 30. For

those

> not familar, Dr. Talbot is involved in the following: " A

diffusion

> MRI study to measure loss of motor neurones in the brains of

patients

> with different forms of motor neurone disease. " In the study

they

> compare people with PLS and ALS with the aim of understanding the

> factors that lead to the different rate of progression which

might

> lead to more effective treatment. Sue in Calif.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, I am excited that we were able to fit our schedule with Dr.

Talbots. He said we would be there about two hours - does that sound

right? Sue in Calif

> Hi

> I   have just returned after a few days away and started working

through

> emails. Good news that you will  be able to participate in the

study.  I

> found Dr Talbot and his staff really great. The scan took a while,

so  be 

> prepared.

>  

> I  had my scan with them in May and  haven't heard   any   more

but  I  

> expect when   there are some results  we'll   hear.

>  

> All  the  best and  I  hope  you  have a great  visit to  the  UK.

>   in Kiwiland.

>

> Kiwi - Study in England

>

>

> , Per your message of May 28 I contacted Dr. Talbot since we

> will be in England In part of July and August.  I just got

> confirmation that I am scheduled for a scan on July 30.  For those

> not familar, Dr. Talbot is involved in the following:  " A diffusion

> MRI study to measure loss of motor neurones in the brains of

patients

> with different forms of motor neurone disease. "   In the study they

> compare people with PLS and ALS with the aim of understanding the

> factors that lead to the different rate of progression which might

> lead to more effective treatment.  Sue in Calif.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info. My apointment is for four in the afternoon so

after that we are done for the day. It's nice Dr. Talbot spent time

with you. I went to see a specialist (world reknown) in San

Francisco and his fee was $960 (which insurance paid for) and he saw

me maybe ten minutes then said he had another patient waiting and had

to go. He said if we wanted to wait he would come back but we had

already waited a long time. I thought it was a wasted trip because

he didn't have a definite dx (and a waste of money on my insurances

part). Sue in Calif.

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