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Hello and Welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry you are having so much pain, but glad you found NT. What does your Dr say about your MRI? Have you been given any type of DX yet or has your DR given you anything to help combat your pain?

Please make yourself at home and take a look around. NT is full of so much info and great, caring members. I didn't see your MRI, but I wouldn't be able to tell you anything about it anyway; I can't even read mine.
take care and look forward to hearing more from you.

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