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Old 03-30-2010, 12:55 AM #7
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wow, that's amazing. I'm not sure if I have your guts. I am seeing another doctor (out of pocket) tomorrow and am not sure if I should ask if that is how they should do my MRI. How do you bring that up without the doctor getting mad? The neuro I saw made his dx in the first minute, in my opinion, that it's all in my head.

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...did one non-contrasting MRI on my brain with a very weak MRI and from that result declared that I absolutely did not have MS and never looked in that direction again. I had to do all my own research and demand the tests that I thought I needed. Finally I got a contrasting MRI of my spine and low and behold that is where my lesions are.
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