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Hey Brian,

That's great news! I also got one of those information folders from the neurology team when I had first gone in, and got my diagnosis. It was pretty helpful!

I'm glad that the tests showed that everything's normal.

What are the main areas of weakness that you're still struggling with?

Ttys!
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