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Hi Janie and welcome to NeuroTalk. It's good to know that your shunt is working. I can imagine how good it must be to have your short term memory back, because I have MS and that's one of my problems.

I had to give up work last year as a nurse, because I was afraid of forgetting something important, and making a mistake that harmed some-one or even cost them their life. Not good!

Anyway.... I saw this was your first post and I wanted to say hi, and tell you welcome.
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