Comments on: Dystonia and that bloke from Casualty http://saraworld.wordpress.com/2008/01/01/dystonia-and-that-bloke-from-casualty/ The travels and travails of a woman on wheels. Sun, 01 Mar 2009 16:10:37 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: rollersara http://saraworld.wordpress.com/2008/01/01/dystonia-and-that-bloke-from-casualty/#comment-13 rollersara Fri, 01 Feb 2008 12:31:11 +0000 http://saraworld.wordpress.com/2008/01/01/dystonia-and-that-bloke-from-casualty/#comment-13 I got on well with Prof Quinn, I wouldn't describe him as particularly unfriendly or unhelpful. Arrogant and a bit of a snob maybe. I'm surprised he has retired though, I didn't think he was old enough... I got on well with Prof Quinn, I wouldn’t describe him as particularly unfriendly or unhelpful. Arrogant and a bit of a snob maybe. I’m surprised he has retired though, I didn’t think he was old enough…

]]> By: Viv http://saraworld.wordpress.com/2008/01/01/dystonia-and-that-bloke-from-casualty/#comment-12 Viv Fri, 01 Feb 2008 12:21:36 +0000 http://saraworld.wordpress.com/2008/01/01/dystonia-and-that-bloke-from-casualty/#comment-12 Prof Quinn has retired! I don't think anyone would ever call him their 'old mate'! Distinctly unfriendly and unhelpful. And to say that all dystonias can be managed by drugs is simply not true - I'm proof of that. There is at least one other dystonic, apart from me, on ouch!, but s/he hasn't said which kind s/he has. Prof Quinn has retired! I don’t think anyone would ever call him their ‘old mate’! Distinctly unfriendly and unhelpful. And to say that all dystonias can be managed by drugs is simply not true – I’m proof of that.

There is at least one other dystonic, apart from me, on ouch!, but s/he hasn’t said which kind s/he has.

]]> By: LaNell Barrett http://saraworld.wordpress.com/2008/01/01/dystonia-and-that-bloke-from-casualty/#comment-5 LaNell Barrett Tue, 01 Jan 2008 21:46:57 +0000 http://saraworld.wordpress.com/2008/01/01/dystonia-and-that-bloke-from-casualty/#comment-5 I have had dystonia since '97, cervical, and I was well into the stage of crippling pain (though I somehow worked everyday). It was the downfall of my marriage, and several other set backs or speed bumps in the road of life, as I call it. Some were concrete walls. The bright light at the end of the tunnel for me was an Rx of Neurontin from the brightest of all lights, Dr. George Paulson at Ohio State Medical Center's Clinic of Excellance. I hope this information helps even one person, and I will feel I have done something in this world. I have had dystonia since ‘97, cervical, and I was well into the stage of crippling pain (though I somehow worked everyday). It was the downfall of my marriage, and several other set backs or speed bumps in the road of life, as I call it. Some were concrete walls. The bright light at the end of the tunnel for me was an Rx of Neurontin from the brightest of all lights, Dr. George Paulson at Ohio State Medical Center’s Clinic of Excellance.

I hope this information helps even one person, and I will feel I have done something in this world.

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