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Old 04-17-2017, 12:49 AM #51
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Pam,
I'm guessing you aren't able to go to a Neurologist unless referred by your GP? If that's the case that's unfortunate. I just wonder if you need more care than a GP and a PM for all that's you have going on.

DB is being a real "stinker". It might help get him out of his "funk" if he spends time making some dinner for both of you. Wouldn't that be a real treat....But; of course, he also needs to do the cleanup too. Right???

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