Jim Thompson interview

Jim is an amazing example of a good patient whose life was turned upside down because of his doct...

An episode of the Benzodiazepine Awareness with Geraldine Burns podcast, hosted by Garrett Burns, titled "Jim Thompson interview" was published on November 21, 2019 and runs 56 minutes.

November 21, 2019 ·56m · Benzodiazepine Awareness with Geraldine Burns

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Jim is an amazing example of a good patient whose life was turned upside down because of his doctor’s prescribing methods. His advocacy work and desire to help others while still tapering and working will encourage many.

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Jim is an amazing example of a good patient whose life was turned upside down because of his doctor’s prescribing methods. His advocacy work and desire to help others while still tapering and working will encourage many.

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