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Default Hashimotos Encephalitis
Hi everyone, My husband has hashimotos encephalitis . He was diagnosed this past September. Its been a rough road. I am looking to talk to and share info with people who have this illness or who are care givers to people with this illness. It would be nice not feel so alone. Thank you
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