she misdiagnosed me also. she also told me the only way i could stay out of a wheelchair was to pray for a cure. she did not say it in a sweet, helpful way but in a cruel, evil way.i hope she gets the hint to start being kind/respectful to her patients

Submitted Nov. 12, 2012

She misdiagnosed me and refused to accept that she was wrong initially. Did not seem knowledgable once I was correctly diagnosed and gave me zero hope. First, she told me my condition would not be that bad, and I ended up in a wheelchair. Then, she told me I could pray for a miracle if I didn't want to be in a wheelchair. In my experience she was mean and disrespectful.

Submitted Jan. 29, 2010

Dr. Merryman is the best. She stays up to date on the latest for your condition. I never wonder if we are doing all the greatest and latest therapy. She has common sense...Is this patient going to take the meds 3x a day? Maybe we should try another method? She is easy to talk with and gives you all the time you need. With Neurological disorders...you need a doctor that will understand and listen. Not a doctor that talks down to you. Dr. Merryman is the best :)

Submitted Feb. 20, 2009