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Holidays are usually slower for replies..

You can use the search link to find key word info in older posts.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/search.php


If looking for drs it helps to post your state or large cities that are nearby.

Or read thru past threads to see if drs in your area are named..

I merged the 2 threads so all information will be together for future replies..
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