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Anyone Know A Doc At Grady?

floridanative

By floridanative
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I'm in charge of inviting doctors in the Atlanta area to participate in the NFCA's Gluten Free Cooking Spree which is October 27th, 2007. The only hospital I need help with so far is Grady Memorial downtown. Does anyone know a doc from there I should invite? It does not need to be a GI, better really if not because we are trying to raise awareness outside the GI world of medicine. If you offer a contact, you can either give me your info (pm me) if you'd like me to use your name for influence or tell me you'd rather not be mentioned.

For more infomation about this exciting 7 city event go to www.celiaccentral.org and you'll see a video clip of the CNN coverage which also includes a story of one of Dr. Rudert's patients. The cooking spree blurb is after Dr. Rudert's part is over.

If you live in the Metro Atlanta area I hope you will come out and support this event. I'll post ticket prices and more details as they are available. The event in Atlanta is at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, downtown. As you can imagine this project is very time consuming so if you post questions here and I don't reply quickly, forgive me. If your request is urgent, please pm me for a quicker response.

Thanks if anyone can help!

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