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Old 07-05-2023, 05:59 PM #1
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Default Called in New Neurologist Request
Did a brave thing this morning. I called an excellent specialist I have seen at University of Iowa and got a Triage Nurse and explained some of my worsening situation. Then I went ahead and asked her to help me get into my first Neurologist I was assigned to there in 2008. The one who is Expert at reading bodies and put me in hospital at my 2nd appointment!. I saw my new Family Doctor last Thursday and the disaster that was was half the reason for today. Last Thursday was so very bad. I have to find a different provider to replace this new doc. Sculptor 44
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