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At 4:26 AM 2/4/96, P. Schark wrote: >Jeffrey, > >Good luck to you! Pallidal stimulation sounds more attractive to me than >the pallidotomy because it's safer and reversible. Too bad it's >experimental and not covered by insurance... (rest snipped) Actually, Pat, Dr Kohler told me, after i inquired about the insurance companies, that one gentleman who had the procedure done in Kansas City had his insurance company (Blue Cross--don't know the state) pay for the whole thing. I have Blue Cross, so i'm keeping my fingers crossed. :-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jeffrey R. Romanyshyn, M.A, M.H. 28/(Santa Barbara, CA USA)"Myth Hawk" Email: [log in to unmask] 3yrs/Sinemet 10/100 4x/Permex .375mg 3x/Eldepyrl 5mg 1x/Lift Weights-Cycle--4-5 times per week "Summoned or not, (the) god will be present." (Oracle at Delphi motto)