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Old 04-09-2008, 02:37 PM #27
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Cheryl,

It sounds like he has his terms all mixed up. He probably caught little scraps of information that the Mayo-trained neuro said and translated it in his own way. The neuro probably used MS and PN in the same conversation...

I'm glad you set him straight. I've been thinking about you, hoping you're managing ok while visiting your dear Mom. Take care of yourself and tune the bothersome relatives out if you can.
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