You may want to check out these Pain Management Doctors listed below. It is a starting point as stated, and you will not be looking blind, but have a list to go by that can possibly help you with pain management. At the bottom of the page I listed the webpage where I found the good doctors. This is at the ASAP website <A HREF="http://www.widomaker.com/~skipb/skiphome.htm.html">Click here: skiphome.htm</A>
Please, anyone that is suffering needlessly, please check out this website <A HREF="http://www.widomaker.com/~skipb/skiphome.htm.html"> Click here: skiphome.htm</A> to find yourself a Pain Management Doctor. You can e-mail me if you have any questions.
American Academy of Pain Management doctors: AAPM 1= Alabama to Indiana
Starting point for finding pain relief: American Academy of Pain Medicine doctors by State and city. Later, we'll have the numbers, but for now just look to your local phone company for the numbers. At least that's better than starting blind not knowing where to turn.
Glendal Porter, John C., MD Sheinkopf, Harold N., MD
Paradise Valley Calkins, Jerry M., MD PhD Remen, Daniel, MD Remen, Uriel, MD
Peoria White, Charles F., MD
Phoenix Cary, Guy Clifton, MD Loes, Michael W., MD Pomeroy, Kent L., MD Sheehy, Martin C., MD MBA FAAPM Shetter, Andrew G., MD Walker, Russell W.
Scottsdale DeAngelis, JohnFanto, Steve, MDGlacy, Stephen D.Sanel, Henry B., MD
Tucson Easa, John, MD YumaWeiss, Gerald B., MD
<A HREF="http://www.widomaker.com/~skipb/aapm-1.html">Click here: aapm-1</A>
Love,
Helen Chalmers