Posts by Nathan Newman3

I'm posting this to get some help:
A friend's father (57) was diagnosed with osteomyelofibrosis. He’s been getting treatment through regular visits to Mayo Clinic and taking various meds—he's on alpha-interferon now after moving up from something "lighter"—but honestly, he isn't seeing much improvement. We're looking for a second opinion.
Does anyone have advice on what our next move should be?

1) Is there a top-tier private clinic here in the States (any specific ones?) that specializes in this? Basically, who is the best hematologist in the US? Money isn't really an issue at this point.

2) Or maybe a specialist clinic over in Germany?

I'd really appreciate any leads or recommendations you guys can throw my way.
Also, if anyone here has dealt with this disease personally, I'd love to hear your story. I've done the whole internet deep dive, but nothing beats hearing from actual people going through it or their families.

Thanks again.

If you’re looking to swap larger sums—say, north of $3,000 or $5,000—any private currency exchange in NYC will pretty much give you a better deal if you just ask for a negotiated rate.
Last year, I was swapping USD for Euros and needed about $20,000. The spread between the buy and sell rates ended up being roughly 5-$2.25/100 USD

Richard Lewis16 said:So, you're looking at roughly 25,000 bucks, and that’s before you even factor in paying an accountant to make sense of it all...
And honestly, instead of just dumping cash into it, you could always look at rolling some assets in to build up the company's equity...

Just keep in mind, those business assets can only cover up to 50% of that minimum $6667
requirement.

... so, what's going on with Bill Clinton's situation?
I bet someone on here knows exactly what we're looking at. What's the prognosis for tumors like that? Are they usually malignant or benign? And what actually causes them—is it stuff like playing tennis or something else?