Re: Introduction - from Germany

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Hi ,

thank you very much, I really found some additional information

there - the whole site is great!

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[Guest guest]

Unfortunately that would probably be very expensive for us so I'm

hoping to find something closer. There is a dr in Brussels which is

relatively close so that may be an option if the Dutch doctors don't

work out. That's good to know about Dr. . I've been in touch

with her and she's looking for the names of some Dutch doctors that

attended a seminar she was at. I'll keep her in mind if needed

though.

Thanks!

Joyce

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> From: nosurgery4clubfoot

> [mailto:nosurgery4clubfoot ] On Behalf Of joycesinil

> Sent: 24 February 2006 04:05 PM

> To: nosurgery4clubfoot

> Subject: Re: Introduction - from Germany

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> Hi ,

> I live in The Netherlands and, so far, the only doctors I've found

> that appear to use the Ponseti Method are in Hengelo (in The

> Netherlands on the German border). The doctors are named Schuppers

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> Buchholz. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get hold of them

yet

> but I wanted to make sure that these weren't the doctors you had a

bad

> experience with. My baby is due in April and I'm desperately

trying to

> find Ponseti doctors somewhere relatively close by.

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> Joyce

> American in Holland

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