Home🎤 Archived Interview with Dr. Dori Middleman, Pituitary Cushing’s Survivor

🎤 Archived Interview with Dr. Dori Middleman, Pituitary Cushing’s Survivor

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Dr. Dori Middleman is a Psychophamacologist, Certified Gestalt Psychotherapist and Cushing’s Patient.

She has had both pituitary surgery and two gamma knife radiosurgeries.

Listen at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/cushingshelp/2008/06/12/dr-dori-middleman-pituitary-cushings-survivor

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