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Just wanted to welcome you to the community. You'll find lots of support here, and someone will be along who can direct you to a forum with the most pertinent information. Hopefully you've scrolled down through the index of forums to see what we have available.

A lot of us have been in the frustrating spot where you are--with an invisible, undiagnosed illness. Hang on. You'll see LOTS of group hugs in this neighborhood.
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