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Old 03-12-2009, 10:09 AM #14
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I have seen 3 neuros, 1 pcp and 1 urologist... supposed to be going to a gastrointernologist to but haven't done it yet....

I thought I had a lot of diff docs, but you guys take the cake! lol

I loved my 2nd neuro but my insurance changed and he didn't take my new insurance... my 3rd one is good so far... hopefully I will find some way to get to go back without having insurance anymore.... seems like everytime I start to try to help myself I end up losing my insurance!!
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