Re: tendinitis

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 > From: Bruce Wolfe <http://www.worldnet.att.net/~aau-cma-ia>
 > Date: Wed  Jul 24, 12:48am
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 > Robert,
 > Try giving Dr. Wladislaw Ellis a call at 510-849-4703.  He is the
 > leading man on neuropathic pain conditions and RSI in these parts
 > -- 
 > Bruce Wolfe,
 > National Vice-Chairperson
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I'm beyond that at this point.  I had been going to Dr. Witryol for about 1
year and Dr. Gerald Keane for 3 months.  I've been through tons of therapy
and it's always been temporary.  At this point, I have an ergonomic keyboard
and a good chair , so instead of  CTS, I only have tendinitis.  My only
concern is whether I'll ever get better or if I'll always have tendinitis.
If I'll always have tendinitis, it'd be better to get a lump sum of money
so I can make my tendinitis condition as comfortable as it can be.  If it
can be cured, I'll opt for "future medical care" instead.