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08-19-2008, 09:03 PM

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It's kinda like the tests I took with the Neuropsych..Long lists of words, remembering lists of numbers forward and backward..It's a lot easier at her office because it's very quiet, no distractions, and I can close my eyes and picture them which helps me remember. No such place in real life..sadly.

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