"Dear Doctor Jackson,
At Christmastime last year a friend came to me with news that he had read about a Micro-Wick treatment for Meniere's Disease. I was skeptical, having been to four doctors in Dallas who ordered many tests, drugs, diets and therapies none of which improved my situation. A typical week for the past two years had felt something like this: I awoke each morning knowing that as soon as I moved my head on the pillow the vertigo and nausea would start; a good day was when I didn't vomit. With each day came constant, loud ringing in my left ear, constant vertigo and nausea. Every weather front brought crippling headache. Two or three days a week I would vomit uncontrollably until Phenergan made me sleep. To keep the Meniere's at bay I spent my waking hours in a dimly lit room lying as still as I could, the television providing quiet company.

The information I found on the Web seemed credible. It made sense to me that treating the ear would be more effective than drugging the body. I called your office.

Immediately following the first treatment I felt a bit of relief. I was able to ride back to Dallas without the blanket over my head that shielded me on my ride down to meet you. Each week brought a little more relief. By the end of the eight-week treatment the nausea stopped. The vertigo was gone, event the constant ringing. An increased loss of hearing in my left ear was a small price to pay. I drove the five hours home.

I'm not 100%, nor did I expect to be. But I can drive. I can do my woodworking. I can walk the dogs again. I can go out to dinner or visit with friends without enduring a week of misery afterwards.

I want to thank you for taking me on as a patient and for listening, which you do so completely. I want to commend your staff; they were attentive, professional and friendly. You gave me back my life.

Yours truly, Brian W. Schultz"

"Dear Dr. Jackson:
Thank you so much for the loving care you provided my mother, Sara, during her dizziness.  She has been to Bogota (Columbia) already, and is now back and feeling well.  

She thinks the world of you, and I do too. 

Please take some time off and have a nice lunch, so well deserved!

Gratefully yours,
Patricia Lloyd"

"Dear Dr. Jackson,
I would like to express my sincere appreciation for you kindness and patience while in your care. You and your staff made my surgery and office visits a very pleasant experience. You have the most wonderful staff. I was always treated with respect, professionalism and warmth, which is priceless!

I wish you and your staff continued success.

Most sincerely,
Kim Le"