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Old 09-18-2010, 04:15 PM #1
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Default Annie: Time Until Diagnosis?
Hello Annie and Everyone Else!

Annie, you recently mentioned in the thread regarding mestinon effects in normal people that the average length of time until diagnosis for men was 1 year and for women was 7 years. I know you've said this before too and I'm hoping you can help me on this. Do you have a reference for that that you could point me towards? I'm not having any success finding it and I need the information for my disability application.

Thank you!!
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