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Do you know any doctors in Contra Costa County, CA? Anyone frm CA out there?
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Anyone know any good docs in Spring Valley, NY or Boston, MA? Thanks!!!
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The phone number is 1-877-askrph3
SORRY!
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What if the Hokey Pokey is what it's all about???
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Thanks for the correction....you're great! Thanks for caring about us so much!
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Ruchie
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I go to Dr. Willeford at the Austin Diagnostic Clinic. The staff is great, especially his P.A. Erica. I have asked them several times to help me with my diet and the standard answer is "We don't know which foods cause IBS." That is how I found your site.
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hi; here is my fav.doc. Doctor John G. Sisismund Richmond,B.c. 604-273-9404. 
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Does anyone know of a good doctor who works with IBS patients in the Rochester New York area??Thanks-
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Anyone in Michigan near the University of Michigan hospitals?
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Just discovered your original post from 0603. It looks like it lost momentum, in terms of posts continuing to be added with more names. Is this correct or are there other new posts after 063003 (b/c the last post in this thread was on 063003) that continued to identify MDs/naturopaths or other H'Care practitioners who are IBS savvy and sensitive?
Or even better, did the no. of good H'Care providers become long enough for you to create a webpage on this site, like you said you wanted to do?
Thanks so much. I'd really like to find someone in the SF Bay area if possible b/c my GI MD at Kaiser has some degree of sensitivity but he's useless re: any in-depth knowledge so all he ever wants to do for me is to prescribe meds. However, I don't want to use meds, b/c I strongly believe that the common side-effects of ALL drugs prevent them from being helpful for LONGTERM use in managing my C-IBS. So I really want to figure out how to manage my symptoms w/o them, b/c I don't want to start to depend on one of them and then have to give it up due to its side-effects!
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Many years of C-IBS and pain too for past 2 years-
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Hi - I haven't broken out a web page for this yet. I will - it's on my list. There are other elements I'm trying to put into stand-alone pages first (like medications and tests) for the IBS Glossary. There's also an on-going list of IBS-safe foods and drinks, organized by country.
It's all a matter of time, which I just don't have enough of. But it will get done, I promise. 
- H
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