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Old 09-28-2011, 10:52 AM #2
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Repeat after me: "I need a new neurologist".

A while back, my neuro said to me, "You don't have sufficient lesions to cause the amount of fatigue you describe."

I said, "Um...are you saying that the number of lesions directly correlates to the degree of fatigue?"

And he replied, "Yes, you don't have enough lesions for that degree of fatigue."

When I told my PCP, he said, "That's Bull****".
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