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Old 07-17-2011, 08:14 PM #2
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Welcome, Little flower, nice to meet you. Your Neuro leaves a lot to be desired in the bed manner department. Gettin a new Neuro is a step in the right direction.

Be patient though, Neuros are antsy about jumping the gun on a DX for MS, if all the criteria ducks are not in a row. Takes time for a deffinate DX, although, there is no reason why your Neuro or regular Doc can't treat your symptoms.

Happy to have you here with us..
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