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Old 02-07-2013, 01:06 PM #8
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Since I have been home from my fall, I have been calling the SFEMG facility everyday for a cancellation since i have to wait on the list until June. Well, it must have been my lucky day. Someone cancelled and I got bumped up to Feb 26th. So I am going to use the above list to prepare. I am seronegative so this test is crucial for my diagnosis. I just started mestinon. I am afraid they will not progress with my treatment -- cellcept, thymus scan etc -- unless they get some positive results. Should I ask them to repeat the antibody test? They were last done in early November and were negative.

thanks, kathie
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