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Default Mayo clinic or John Hopkins

I am considering going to either John Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore or Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. I have MG, Hashimotos Hypothyroidism, RSD and possible dysautonomia. I wanted your feedback of your experiences at both of these medical centers so I can make a decision on which one to pursue.

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