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Old 10-27-2009, 02:54 PM #1
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Default Meeting with a researching/practicing Neuro
OK,

So, I'm meeting with a neuro who actually studies MG tomorrow. He's a practicing neuro as well as a teaching professor of neruology.

I have a list of questions that I'm planning to ask him (mostly revolving around me getting into remission and what I can do to get there), but was wondering... if you were in this situation what would you ask?
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