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Old 04-29-2010, 11:10 AM #8
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I don't need a Neuro on the payroll, anymore. My best one retired and The DMDs no longer work for me.

SPMS is a Neuro's nightmare and I don't want to add to their sleepless nights.

My PCP takes care of me and if I were to need a Neuro again, he would see that I get a good one.

((((Judy))))
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