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Old 06-29-2009, 08:07 PM #3
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Thank you for letting me know about the TN forum. Do you have TN? I have both TN and RSD. At the annual RSDSA conference here in Scottsdale, I asked the Drs. if TN was connected to RSD and they said no, I'm just unlucky. I got the TN several years after RSD. Thank you again. Take care, loretta
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