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Title: Is this new news? Post by Jabeen on Oct 12th, 2002, 7:31pm Hello- a friend e-mailed this to me-I have to be honest, I have not read it through. I am only home on a 1 day layover and out again until 10/26. Checking e-mails is difficult. Just thought I'd throw it out there in case it had any new stuff and I apologize in advance if it is old. I have not read everything on the OUCH site and I know someone gets touchy about that! :) :) :) http://www.realage.com/HB25/HB25.asp?wci=HArticle&cid=13644&sid=1021 Jabeen |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Mark C on Oct 12th, 2002, 8:30pm Wow. |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Ree on Oct 12th, 2002, 9:41pm sounds scarey :o |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Marc on Oct 12th, 2002, 10:58pm Sounds really promising to me! (It was posted here a couple of times a couple of weks ago) One of our "old timer" Clusterheads has already asked to be put on the list to try it! Don't know about you guys, but I'm gonna stay tuned....... |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by 2late on Oct 13th, 2002, 9:25am If it work's count me in! ...........2late |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by catlind on Oct 16th, 2002, 4:19pm I personally volunteered to be a guinea pig for a med program once and won't ever do it again unless I'm terminal, not to mention my hubby won't let me hehe. When I find out it works, then I'll be signing up with everyone else :) Cat |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Ted on Oct 16th, 2002, 4:49pm I just called them again about the status of my being part of their further studies with this. Unfortunately that office is just open 3 days a week so the message I left won't be gotten till Friday. If anything comes of this I'll update again. |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by jonny on Oct 16th, 2002, 4:59pm Hell no!!, not me I got my shit in check enough where I wouldnt let nobody be cutting on me no matter how small of a cut. Now if that could work on my back id be there in a tutu and tap shoes (did I just say that?) .......................jonny |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by echo on Oct 16th, 2002, 5:03pm Jonny in a tutu -- now thats a sobering thought. Question is -- does he have the legs for it? ;D |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by jonny on Oct 16th, 2002, 5:30pm Echo, You tell me if these legs would be good in a tutu....LOL 2Late, send me the hate mail this time.....LMMFAO ;D http://www.a-dzign.com/jonny/jonny-working.jpg ..............................jonny |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by ShariRae on Oct 16th, 2002, 9:27pm whoa!! Is indeed exciting news.. however..i think i will wait till the jury is in too. Been there done that on the "experimental drug test" Wont go the experimental route again.. lol huggsss Shari |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by catlind on Oct 17th, 2002, 7:14am Well I've seen a picture that says Jonny would look just fine in a tutu...or a girdle... ;) ROFLMAO Cat |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Ree on Oct 17th, 2002, 7:25am Nope me thinks jonny doesnt need a girdle... nor a tutu havent decided what he needs yet... giggle ree |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by echo on Oct 17th, 2002, 10:00am Go for it jonny. Now we know what to get jonny for Christmas. A red tutu with white feathery fringe. ;D |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Georgia on Oct 17th, 2002, 4:22pm I e-mailed him this: Hello A brief report about the sucess of your implant technique and Dr. Goadsby's comments about it being praiseworthy has surfaced at clusterheadaches.com. There is a very active message board at this site read by a very large population of Cluster sufferers. Would you please mention this site to your patients involved in the implant procedure. Their firsthand reports would be invaluable to us. Thank you. Dennis O'Connor Episodic Clustheadache Sufferer and supporter of a Chronic Cluster Sufferer I just received Dr. David Dodick's responce... He said: "SURE THING" We'll see...I hope that creep Jonny doesn't scare them off when they get here. Good Grief den |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by jonny on Oct 17th, 2002, 4:38pm My old man told me to find what you are really good at and do it hard , fast and the best you can. Hmmmmmmm!! .........................jonny |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Bob P on Oct 21st, 2002, 9:02am From Dr. Dodick: "Dear Mr Pahlow, I very much appreciate your letter. I am currently lecturing at a meeting in Montreal and was speaking with Dr Robinson just last night. He spontaneously began to tell me about what a wonderful experience and privilege it was to speak to your group recently. It is a rare and invaluable experience indeed to have the opportunity to hear the experience of such a large group of cluster sufferers. Dr Robinson is a wonderful doctor and superb neurologist. I work closely with Genarro Bussone and Massimo Leone who I suspect you know. I look forward to the opportunity to work collaboratively with OUCH. It is just this type of collaborative effort that will bring us to better treatment and hopefully a cure for Cluster headache. Best wishes, David W. Dodick M.D. Department of Neurology Mayo Clinic Scottsdale Arizona " |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by SteveY on Oct 22nd, 2002, 4:16am Now that Bob, is progress. I know that OUCH(UK) meets on a regular basis with Goadsby. Could that be duplicated in the U.S. with Dr Dodick or Robinson? It would provide excellent feedback via OUCH. Steve |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Riccardo on Oct 22nd, 2002, 4:49am This, Bob, are good news. I will contact Doc. Leone as soon as possible, to know if he has news on this, and to know how close is the work between the Besta Institute (where Bussone and Leone work) and Dr. Dodick. I will post some info as soon as possible |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Bob P on Oct 22nd, 2002, 8:29am This is the note I sent him: Dear Dr. Dodick, I recently read with interest an article speaking of your research with electrical stimulation of the occipital nerve. I just wanted to thank you for your work in dealing with cluster headaches. Too often we feel like the forgotten child, wondering if anyone is trying to help, as we try to deal with the pain. I also wanted to make you aware of our organization, The Organization for Understanding Cluster Headaches, O.U.C.H. We are a non-profit organization with the goal of becoming the most encompassing resource for cluster sufferers. We have access to thousands of cluster sufferers in our database. Surveys, some with responses from more than 11,000 clusterheads. Chapters in the UK, working with Dr. Goadsby and also in Germany and Italy. Should you ever need access to sufferers, we are more than anxious to help and would be at your disposal. We would also be willing to host on our web site any research surveys or announcements you would want. That said, I wish you success with your upcoming symposium. Dr. Gordon Robinson of Vancouver, who spoke at our annual meeting last month, spoke very highly of you. I sincerely hope we can assist you in your research in some way. Sincerely, ~~~ Bob Pahlow, President Organization for Understanding Cluster Headaches www.clusterheadaches.org ~~~ Bussone, Leone and Dodick seem to churn out research papers often so they seemed like a good crowd to fall into. In addition, I think the Mayo Clinic caters to low income types. Could be a good resource for those sufferers without insurance. I think it's a relationship that OUCH should build on. Hope you guys don't mind that I offered you all up as test subjects. |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Charlie on Oct 22nd, 2002, 5:42pm That's nicely done and damn good letters. Nice work everyone. Maybe we should keep things like this near the top so as not to scare off new board members. This is my lame contribution. Charlie |
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Title: Re: Is this new news? Post by Riccardo on Oct 23rd, 2002, 5:05am OK..... I have called Dr. Massimo Leone today. He (obviously) confirmed me all the things that Dr Dodick said, about the close work between Mayo Clinic and Besta Institute of Milan. The Dodick technique is close to the deeper Besta surgery because, instead of stimulate the hypotalamic section directly (Besta), Dr Dodick passes thru the occipital nerve to reach the same point. The action is not so "direct", but seems that the effects are good. Trigeminal nerve is used as a highway.... For absurd, you could put the electrode in your ..... (oh, don't mind.... ;D) and have the same (lessened) effect. Hey, chronics.....DON'T put an electrical wire in your ear, hoping to lessen the pain...... is not so easy!!!! ::) ::) ::) Dr Dodick have only experienced (not sure if now is still true) a bad side effect: seems that the infections chances are very high in his procedure, so he has to refine the technique. Anyway, I think tha this may be the future, at least for chronics. Ciao |
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