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Old 09-12-2008, 05:11 PM #7
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Wiz, do you have your results with you? If you want, i can look at them and see if they are way off. A normal white blood count is aroudn 6-10 depending on the hospital machines and calibration.
No Sandy, but they're mailing me a copy because I want to fax them to the neuro's office. I'll scan them in when I get them and you can see how they look. My sister also knows these things, she's a lab tech at a hospital.

And of course you're all right, it's better that he's too thorough I suppose.
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