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Old 05-17-2008, 06:57 PM #3
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I have to agree with Alffe in that you seem to have been through such a lot.
I wonder if you've tried a different GP at all? I don't know how your health system works but if you're distressed with these symptoms, is the ER a viable option for you?

I'm sorry that you've suffered, and I do want to welcome you to NeuroTalk.

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