Using Dr eid of New York

[DougAnd]

After my first two strike outs with surgeons I began looking for a surgeon that my penis could trust. I found Doctor Eid, not hard really. Anyway I gave his office a call to set up an appt for surgery. The good news was that he takes medicare and AARP. The bad news? Well you had to have a phone interview with him first, costs $285. Then you had to fly to NY not cheap and stay there for a min of 6 days. Hotels are outrageous unless you want to be mugged. And then there was the food and taxis and whatever else pops up. The flight home would have been well no fun. Any way beyond medicare and AARP the costs were thousands of dollars which I did not, will not and could not ever have. So bye bye to that dream. I've read that someone has used him. I'd like to hear what I missed out on

[alibaba]

Long long ago several posted where they stayed and costs. At one time I had a list from a couple of boys with all their expenses to Eid but must be too many worn out hard drives ago. I'll look some more in a bit to see if I still have it somewhere. I had based costs to Eid originally on the numbers Dr. Eid's secretary gave me which were well beyond my reach at the time so I went elsewhere for a crappy result.
There are accommodations within a block or 2 of him at reasonable rates and without the $40 taxi fare each way daily as I had been told. Dr. Eid, it seems, like Kramer makes calls to your room also which helps. Hope you can get it sorted. Baltimore prices were a little cheaper for us but I've been told there are great fares to N.Y. often. If you do got to Baltimore, ask Dr. Kramer for a recommendation. Since he visits rooms, he knows what they are like. We stayed at Holiday Inn for better rates though he had suggested another hotel. He was right. The Holiday was a dim lit semi dump with some non working facilities though it should be remodeled by now. We ate at the hotel next door and it was much nicer for only a few bucks more. Take out an airline credit card for a $100 discount on fare. Cheers.

[ccrider]

Long long ago several posted where they stayed and costs. At one time I had a list from a couple of boys with all their expenses to Eid but must be too many worn out hard drives ago. I'll look some more in a bit to see if I still have it somewhere. I had based costs to Eid originally on the numbers Dr. Eid's secretary gave me which were well beyond my reach at the time so I went elsewhere for a crappy result.
There are accommodations within a block or 2 of him at reasonable rates and without the $40 taxi fare each way daily as I had been told. Dr. Eid, it seems, like Kramer makes calls to your room also which helps. Hope you can get it sorted. Baltimore prices were a little cheaper for us but I've been told there are great fares to N.Y. often. If you do got to Baltimore, ask Dr. Kramer for a recommendation. Since he visits rooms, he knows what they are like. We stayed at Holiday Inn for better rates though he had suggested another hotel. He was right. The Holiday was a dim lit semi dump with some non working facilities though it should be remodeled by now. We ate at the hotel next door and it was much nicer for only a few bucks more. Take out an airline credit card for a $100 discount on fare. Cheers.

You'll save a significant amount w/ far less hassle going to Baltimore vs. NYC. The hotels are far cheaper plus you can get a UMMC discount. UMMC has a free shuttle service which will pick you up and drop you off. I stayed at the Hotel Indigo...excellent boutique hotel w/ reasonable UMMC rates. You can also get an Uber to and from the airport...half the price of a cab...

[alibaba]

Transit service train from airport to hotel was only $1.50 each. Loved the visit with others on the train. Baltimore was a pleasure. People nice. Still would like to go back to visit. Found some bills. Round trip for 2 on Delta from St. Louis to Baltimore. $772. Holiday Inn in St. louis night before flight $104.35, Holiday in Baltimore $692 for 6 nights. Train fare $3, Taxi from Hotel back to Airport $18 plus $5 tip. Everything was $5 tip.