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Old 09-25-2008, 04:44 PM #1
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good afternoon slyk and welcome to NeuroTalk ...

i have to agree with AfterMyNap on talking with your doctor about the results ... don't hesitate to ask your doctor to explain it to you in plain english ...

meanwhile ... feel free to join in ... you will find lots of friendly and helpful people here at NT .... and again ... welcome to NT
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Hi Slyk and Welcome. I'm sorry that I'm unable to help you with your MRI results but I am not qualified.

Here is a link to our General Health Forum which might be a good place to start
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum2.html

Please feel free to look around. Glad you found us.

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Hello and welcome to Neuro Talk, I would agree with the others just ask Neuro to help explain what it means, meanwhile do not hesitate jump in anywhere and explore, again welcome to NT
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for the welcome and well wishes. Guess I should have introduced myself before just jumping in but I got my results in the mail today and was anxious to find what others thought.

I am glad to I found this site with so many helpful, nice ppl and once I've read thru a lot of the posts I'm sure I will have lots of answers instead of questions.
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