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04-18-2009, 11:45 PM

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jmiller

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jmiller

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Join Date: Jan 2008

Location: Spring Hill, Florida

Posts: 314

47 Here, DX at age 28.

Dont know if you had a chance yet, but if you ever can, you need to meet Dr. Peter Dunne. He is the M.S. Dr at USF in Tampa. Any how I finally got to meet him Monday, after 10 yrs, at the Veterans Hospital there. He is a great Doctor, just a bummer he's retiring.

Hope your symptoms do back off soon, good luck.

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