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They have protocol, and they follow it. I see that as a positive. It may not help everybody everytime, but it's always better than flying by the seat of their pants, like so many neuros/clinics seem to do.

Rest, relax and recover. All the nonsense you had going on probably didn't help. I hope that keeps calm for you.

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