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Texas Doctor
I think that I have read somewhere on this site that someone here has Dr. Alan Glombicki. I have not started treatment but I have been in contact with him and am thinking of going to him to start treatment. Would like some feedback.
Thanks,
Niki
Thanks,
Niki
Thank you for your comment and hope everything turns out great for you. You will be in my prayers! I was in contact with Dr. GLOMBICKI and he is going to treat me. I will only be seeing him in Sept. and will start treatment in Oct. I am a wreck about that. I do not know my genotype yet but I am hoping for a "2".
Thanks for your reply.
Niki
Thanks for your reply.
Niki
niki i used dr. glombicki, he is the KING of treatment. i was told that i could not do treatment and had a year to live that was almost 4 years ago NOT A VERY EASY TIME. know im at the texas liver center 713-704-6800 and waiting for my BEEPER to go off, CALL DR. GLOMBICKI HE IS IN THE TRANSPLANT LOOP IN THE MEDICAL CENTER WITH GALATTI AND WOOD, 713-777-2555, HE HAS 2 LOCATIONS MED. CENTER AND SOUTHWEST MEMORIAL, PLEASE CALL HIM. LIV4JESUS ROBERT
WHERE IS YOUR DOCTOR LOCATED? ARE YOU ON INTERFERON? i'M NOT YET BUT I PLAN TO START IN OCT. RIGHT NOW WAITING FOR MY GENOTYPE.
niki i used dr. glombicki, he is the KING of treatment. i was told that i could not do treatment and had a year to live that was almost 4 years ago NOT A VERY EASY TIME. know im at the texas liver center 713-704-6800 and waiting for my BEEPER to go off, CALL DR. GLOMBICKI HE IS IN THE TRANSPLANT LOOP IN THE MEDICAL CENTER WITH GALATTI AND WOOD, 713-777-2555, HE HAS 2 LOCATIONS MED. CENTER AND SOUTHWEST MEMORIAL, PLEASE CALL HIM. LIV4JESUS ROBERT
i am not on tx...yet, not sure when i will start, gotta get some stuff settled first...
Dr. Gallati is at the St. Josephs hospital in the Med Center.
Hard to get in so make your appt now.
Dr. Gallati is at the St. Josephs hospital in the Med Center.
Hard to get in so make your appt now.
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