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Old 02-26-2008, 01:19 PM #17
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hey Mol!!

Call the doc and ask for clarification. If you have to make an appointment (to rule out the nurses clarifying FOR him!) There shouldn't be any problem sitting down with you and going over all your questions and concerns....

It is not uncommon to get the run around in MS! They really just want to make sure you have it and not something else!

The few that get dx right of the bat are really not the norm....

Take Care and I'm glad you found us!
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