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Old 12-21-2008, 02:50 PM #4
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Originally Posted by amyblake View Post
I am sorry to babble on, but I am feeling frustrated, sad, confused, helpless......
After two years of all you described, it is totally understandable!! Welcome to NT. You will find many of us that know exactly those feelings. Neat thing is we help each other through those rough spots, it truly helps knowing you are not totally alone.

Hopefully your doc will piece together the puzzle and figure out a treatment plan for you....hopefully sooner than later.
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