Cleveland Clinic's iMATCH Program Posted: 05-08-08 13:33pm
Has anyone been to Cleveland Clinic's
iMATCH Program? I have very little time
before I go to make a firm decision so I
would appreciate any stories good or bad
about your experience.
Much thanks.
-Kate
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MandMs
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Joined: 26 Jan 2007 Posts: 1939 Location: Strumica, Macedonia
I saw that site. Not sure what I think
about it. That is actually the reason why
I posted this. I also posted it on the
Daily Headache forum. You are the only
one that has responded. I guess not many
people have been there. I REALLY wish I
had more info as far as people's
experiences.
I have Basilar Artery Migraines (with
Complications) but I also have Cluster
Headaches - which means what treats one is
contraindicated for another. It has been
a long road - 18 years (I am 27).
I have been to U of M, MHNI, Mayo, Henry
Ford, and now Cleveland Clinic. What has
your experience been?
-Kate
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Birch
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Posted: 05-09-08 12:00pm
My family has used the Cleveland Clinic
for other medical problems, including
severe cardiovascular issues. I don't
know if this will help, but we have found
it to be a really wonderful place with
compassionate, knowledgeable staff and
have nothing but good feelings from it.
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antigone
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Joined: 27 Jan 2008 Posts: 842 Location: IL
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Posted: 05-10-08 16:27pm
Cleveland Clinic has a wonderful
neuroscience dept. and pain specialist.
This may be a good option for you. Rush
Medical Center in Chicago has some of the
best neuro. people in the country. They
may be able to guide you with your
vascular headaches. I worked with some of
these doctors. I would trust them to treat
me and my family.
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