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I'm glad things went well for you and hopefully you will have the results before the end of tomorrow. Please keep us posted on your results and how you are doing.

For some people MRIs are a walk in the park. For me, I go sedated. A full MRI takes a while. My last one was a brain, cervical spine, and thoracic spine all at one time. Thank goodness for Ativan!
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