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The Best Fertility Dr. Ever!


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Hi Friends,

Just wanted to let you know about a great Dr. I've been seeing for our fertility issues. His name is Dr. Paul Magarelli. He has offices in Colorado and California (I went to the CA office). I've never been more pleased and pampered by a doctor's office in my life! His staff was kind, caring, and brilliant. Dr. Mag's knowledge and sensitivity was beyond my expectations. He blends a mix of Eastern and Western medicine (acupuncture), which I truly appreciate. His office is beautiful and state of the art. And, he had good knowledge of Celiac disease to boot!

I just wanted to pass this info along - I know how hard it is to find a good Dr. in this field :)


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Wow, thanks for the recommendation. Wish I lived out west; he sounds great!! (Anyone know of a good one on the east coast/Southeast?)

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