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Old 07-29-2010, 09:17 AM #11
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Sue--I don't know. He was vague and I didn't press him on it.

There are no next steps, unless I get worse or my symptoms get more typical. He has given up. I could insist on being sent to Mayo, but he thinks that they wouldn't say anything different. He is _the_ specialist in neuromuscular diseases in my area (Providence, RI)--the top of the heap. He's the guy other people travel to see. So I'm at the end of the line.

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