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"Acute MG" -OK all my "brainiacs" - I saw this on my chart - - whoops(!) it "fell" open......what does this mean?

I need some answers..........as soon as possible!

I am really, really scared.

I am usually really upbeat but the 15% mortality rate scares the bejeebies out of me! It would explain why my neuro is always available, huh? And the weekly blood work and shunt/port?

Is this the norm? Am I alone? Do we all have it or am I in trouble?

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