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Old 04-20-2008, 05:10 PM #1
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hi guys, i am not so good on the computer, so bare with me. i moved from louisiana to illinois last july. in september i had an mri, because i got up one morning and could not control my upper body. i was diagnosed with ms. then, i went to a neurologist here. without reading my mri informed me i did not have ms. i am looking for a neuro in st. louis who will take medicaid. can anyone help.
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