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Old 12-31-2023, 06:55 PM #1
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Default NIF tests and other Problems

Recently I again declined a NIF test at the ER when I was there for the Single Breath Count of 9 event. This hadn’t been offered to me in some time. MY experience has been that a less experienced doctor will use this one test to dismiss my situation. I am supposed to do an overnight home Oxygen test. I am so sicker today. I have other Autoimmune issues and this morning my. Chest was So badly Shutdown with inflammation I was in big trouble. Sculptor 44
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