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Old 08-11-2015, 06:24 PM #1
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All my google queries over the years eventually brought me here. So I'd thought I'd bite the bullet and make an account.

HELLO!

I love neurology as a topic but not a disease. Been getting anxiety, depression, and now idiopathic neuropathy. The docs think I'm "crazy" so please help me prove them wrong.

It was a high pain day here as well. I hope others are feeling better.
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