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Old 10-04-2010, 09:12 AM #1
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Confused Unsure of Things

Tomorrow I get the test results back from the neuro-exam. No clue what they will find or tell me. Who knows. I just know that all of you have been in this situation before- and I'm thankful that finally we have gotten to this point with all of my neuro problems.

I do know one thing: Family support: Hmm... ????

People do not want to hear about 'the symptoms' 'illness'- etc. When I tried to explain to a family member why I can't remember things and why I was walking so strange- the person just ignored it and went on talking about themselves.

Go figure!
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