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Old 02-13-2014, 09:51 PM #11
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Sheesh..so much for professional courtesy. Hope you get the attention you deserve!

My husband is doctor and that was an extra nice thing at the time of my heart surgery. And the fact that a neighbor friend is a nurse on the cardiac floor!.

IVIG is often done with a home health care nurse, that is good so that you are not exposed to the yukkies at the hospital.

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