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Old 04-07-2013, 12:16 PM #2
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Finally, a year after my diagnosis, my neurologist decided to do a thymic cat scan. I had it done last Friday. I should know something next week. I don't know whether to wish for a thymoma, surgery, and hope for a cure; or to wish that the test comes back negative.

Another note; I changed blood pressure medications. I got off of the beta blockers. I have noticed some improvement though I am certainly not back to normal.

I would wish for an answer, accept what it is and go from there. That way you won't be disappointed if it is positive or negative news. Good luck
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