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About CSN...
Background
Established
in May of 1993 by Barbara Forrestall, CSN is the first network in Canada
to provide a resource centre to those needing support and information about
this often disabling neurological condition.
Our purpose
CSN
offers a support network for people who suffer from Syringomyelia (SM),
their families and friends, and all others with an interest in this disorder.
Ongoing
support is established through quarterly network meetings, member relationships,
quarterly newsletters, and an annual fall convention.
What do we do?
CSN
promotes awareness of SM throughout local communities and across Canada.
CSN
acts as an information and referral network.
CSN
provides an on-going support system for it's members and anyone interested
in SM.
CSN works closely with ...
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People with SM and/or other neurological disorders that are associated
with SM
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The American Syringomyelia Alliance Project Inc., Texas
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The World Arnold-Chiari Malformation Association Philadelphia
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Hospital departments of Neurosurgery, neurosurgeons, and other health care
professionals now treating and/or working with people with
SM
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Families and friends of people with SM
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Educators
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