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Old 01-02-2014, 02:35 PM #2
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Hello there...

I'm really sorry that I really can't help you with your questions but I saw your post and wanted to just say "Welcome" to the NeuroTalk Support Groups. Even without knowledge of your daughter's overall situation there, I would take onboard the suggestion of her PT and have her seen by a Neurologist especially in light of the fact that her pain and weakness are getting worse, not better.

I wish you and her all the best. Hopefully some other members will have some suggestions for you.

take care
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