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Old 02-04-2012, 05:45 PM #5
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Thank you so much. Little by little I'm learning. I guess I just don't quite believe I'm having them. I see my neurosurgeon soon and he is very direct and great about things so I'm looking forward to what he has to say. Just hearing me describe them he says that's what they are for sure. Can they be diagnosed like that, just clinically with no "proof" on testing?
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