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On Sun 08 Mar, Ron Dorney wrote: > ...........I mean in the course of acting as your 'doctor'? Like here!? > It's a phenomenon not wholly grasped yet by society's strata(our world) > I know,but..... ....... the relationship with said 'neuro' could > be....COULD......so much more intimate and caring if [it were to be] > embraced in as querulous,as searching as earnest a way as the tone fund > in the dialogues here signal.......(I can feel part 2 of my question > breathing down my neck.....anybody have a neuro who > welcomes..WELCOMES..........questions and input and who wants you to > help him/her by doing more than popping pills? ...down my neckkkkkkk! > I'd bet not ONE! > Hello Ron, I know it's hard to believe, but I have just such a relationship with my neuro. We discuss my symptoms; if I have something important to raise at my next consultation, we usually exchange e-mails before the meeting, so the meeting is really just for him to examine me physically. (I keep him supplied with snippets from our list as well.) Before I got onto the internet it was hopeless; he hardly ever returned a phone call, and as for snail mail - forget it! -- Brian Collins <[log in to unmask]>