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Old 04-18-2008, 08:59 AM #6
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Ughhh.....I just called my neuro and she is out of town from April 17-22 and her nurse is out today on Friday. Now what do I do? Keep taking the C. until she gets back? Stop it? But if I stop it than I'll lose all the build up days I've accumulated to adjust. She's the only MS doc. in the practice so no one else would have any advice. Anyhow, I finally got in to the big MS clinic here in my city. Appointment is June 5. Waiting list was almost a year. Then I guess if one of their neuros goes out of town than you aren't stuck because they all do the same thing.
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