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Old 07-27-2013, 06:27 PM #1
kerryelaine100 kerryelaine100 is offline
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Unhappy hey there peeps
I am a 50 year old lady diagnosed with Functional Neurological disease

Am at a loss to find out what has been going on for past three years before this dx.

anyone out that can help me with any information??

Id really like to hear from anyone.

much love

kerry
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