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Old 02-24-2009, 08:59 AM #10
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I started haveing some urinary problems, talked to my PCP, at my age and a twin birth in my past, seemed normal to her. I kept insisting it was neurological. Just to shut me up, she referred me out to a neurologist, securing my promise I'd stop looking after that. He said MS. My PCP is so great she could accept being wrong and called me knowing females cry.
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