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06/09/2004 23:43
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06/09/2004 23:43
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Scopes~sq~ Monkey Trial
Wm. Jennings Bryan v. Clarence Darrow.
Anyone remember where the trial was held?
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06/10/2004 23:08
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06/10/2004 23:08
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NA for DC
What was the trial about?
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06/10/2004 23:40
tomnot registered
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06/10/2004 23:40
tomnot registered
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NA for DC
monkeys
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06/10/2004 23:56
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06/10/2004 23:56
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NA for DC
Tennessee, wasn't it? Good ole Bible belters vs Darwin.
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06/10/2004 23:30
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06/10/2004 23:30
Ervinnot registered
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NA for DC
What in the world does the "Monkey Trial" have to do with Needle Aproneurotomy for Dupuytren's Contracture? Some seem to have derailed the purpose of this forum. How about, lets all get on board for which this "Forum" was and is for. We can, I think you will agree, assist others that have DD rather than unrelated postings.
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06/11/2004 23:09
tomnot registered
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06/11/2004 23:09
tomnot registered
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Monkey~sq~s
Just hours ago another male of Irish blood with Dupuytrens was buried here in Simi Valley, CA. (The British certainly have nothing over us Yanks in the pomp and circumstance category today). Oooops, sorry, Ervin. I never heard if or how he was treated but I think we can assume it was not by NA.
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06/11/2004 23:44
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06/11/2004 23:44
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Monkey~sq~s
Did some one say monkey's? I like monkeys...they smile alot and run around naked all day.
Frances
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06/11/2004 23:51
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06/11/2004 23:51
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NA for DC
Frances*******,
Are the Monkeys trained in the NA for DC procedure? I like monkeys also, but running around naked all day. Come on. Get realistic. Far out!!!!
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06/12/2004 23:02
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06/12/2004 23:02
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Through a mirror darkly....
E.C. Wicks: OGS.
OGS and Bryan College.
Bryan College and Dayton, Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan and the Scopes "monkey" trial.
Bryan College, Dayton, TN. and William J. Bryan.
Charles Van Eaton, guest lecturer at Bryan College.
Dr. Wicks recommends a different Dr. Eaton and
Dr. Bourland in Memphis Tennessee. Hmmm. Monkey business?
Let us focus on on the real matters at hand! if your
Cardiologist recommended heart surgery, s/he would refer
you to an experienced surgeon familiar with the procedure.
No slight intended; anatomical knowledge is only one part
of the equation, direct experience and mentoring are only
available under the auspices of Dr. Lermusiaux and his
staff at Lariboisiere Hospital. If the procedure is so
simple that any orthopod can perform it; why did it take
30 years to arrive on U.S. (fee-for-service) soil?
Who is next to offer Percutaneous Fasciotomy in the U.S.?
What will their credentials be: C.E.U.s and a golf,
luncheon meeting in Anaheim, Las Vegas or Orlando?
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09/29/2004 23:56
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09/29/2004 23:56
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Doctor William Bourland
Doctor William Bourland, Memphis, Tennessee performed the Needle Aproneurotomy on both hands/fingers (Of course not on the same day). The results to date are fantastic. My recommendation to anyone that has DC/DD go for the NA procedure, not surgery, unless it is absolutely necessary. May all with DC have the great results that I have had. I had rather have fifty (50) NAs than one surgery for DC. Thatis one of the advantages of NA: You can have it over and over, if necessary - no so with surgery. NA has several other advantages over surgery that you may want to research.
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