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Hello coffeegirl and welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry about all the problems you've been having, but hopefully, your MRI will give the Dr's some answers. The road to a definitive DX can be short for some and extremely long and stressful for others.

take care and let us know how the MRI goes. Glad you found us.

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