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The next page is dedicated to the testimonial of a lady who has heroically fought Multiple Sclerosis. She
has offered to share her story with you in order to let you know that you have OPTIONS, and what some of these
options are.
These testimonials are for information purposes only and we do not advocate that this treatment is for everyone.
Prior to changing your treatment program, please check with your physician for recommendations specific to your
symptoms.
If you have questions, feel free to call or write to us. We'd be happy to supply you with additional information
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Name: Joan Tyler
Date: September 22, 1996
Diagnosis: Multiple Sclerosis
Lionel Glass, M.D. 1431 Woodward
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48302
Dear Dr. Glass,
I had the opportunity to reevaluate your client, Mrs. Joan Tyler, on two occasions in September, 1996. She was
first evaluated by me on March 21, 1991. Her condition was first diagnosed in 1989. The 1991 testing provides a
baseline level of functioning and it is used to assess changes related to her multiple scloresis.
Mrs. Tyler was very excited about being reexamined. She is now taking a medication which is imported from Mexico.
She said she, her husband and her doctors "know for a fact there are changes." She feels that her condition
is much improved. She said that her memory was much improved, her speech was clearer and that she is emotionally
stronger. She said that in recent years, prior to taking the medication, she was much worse than when I first met
her. She said that this past few years have been very difficult, "1 was in very bad shape."
In 1991 I was impressed by her enthusiasm, strength of character and warmth. These strengths were even more evident
on the days I tested her this year. She was really excited about the new medication. She was hoping the test results
would confirm the changes she was so optimistic about.
The psychological testing shows that Mrs. Tyler's mental capacities have, in fact, improved since her last evaluation
more than five years ago. She may not be at her premorbid level of functioning as of yet but she is now in the
average range on almost every skill measured.
Her scores, improved most in two tests of memory and one test of abstract reasoning. This was particularly encouraging.
She complained most during the course of the first evaluation about memory problems. When one cannot rely on one's
memory it is much more difficult to cope with the demands of everyday life. Now she is more confident in her memory
and has reason for this.
Steven Frank, Ph.D
Consulting Clinical Psychologist
Birmingham, Michigan 48009 |
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