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an attorney whose severe spinal condition was misdiagnosed as simply a bad reaction to an anti-anxiety drug was awarded $6.5 million by a Virginia jury on April 15, though that amount will be reduced to $1.55 million, as required by the state malpractice cap. Craig Allen, 32, told Donna Gamache that he was feeling stressed; she prescribed BuSpar. Allen soon began feeling numbness and tingling in his hands and feet, and, when symptoms worsened, she advised him to lower the dose and seek stress counseling. Al
May 09, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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