At 12:03 AM 7/14/96 -0400, you wrote:
>anyway, we finally got her to Dr. Waters at USC, really the first time in
>10 years she has seen a true specialist. The doctor (and a psychiatrist we
>saw last week) said she was very surprised and not happy to see my mom on
>morphine.
Debbie, Dr. Cheryl Waters is one of the 'world's' foremost authorities on
treating complications in PD. She has a hand in almost every drug trial...is
sought after at frequent AAN meetings to teach seminars on treating
complications in PD and to present results of important new Clinical Trials.
You were well served to have sought her out as well as others in seemingly
'impossible' situations.
The name, C. Waters is found frequently in the references of many works.
Those who can travel to Los Angeles for an appointment with Dr. Waters most
times will leave with the answers to their difficult problems.
USC also has a pallidotomy team....of which Dr. Waters plays a part.
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