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Old 04-09-2010, 10:28 PM #6
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Hi Jaimee,
Welcome! Many of us can relate to the anxiety your feeling regarding your upcoming appt. Consider having your significant other or a close friend or relative accompany you to your appointment. It's good to have another set of ears to hear things that you may miss, and to help relay important information that you might forget. And it's great to have a "note-taker."

I wish you the best with your appointment!
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