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Old 12-11-2023, 12:34 AM #1
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Default Mother in law newly diagnosed - looking for advice for Dr. Appt
Hello All!

I am an old member just returning. My 85 year old Mother in law was just diagnosed. We are going to an appt with her to a doctor near us in LA for a second opinion and wanted to ask if anyone had any suggestions for questions we could ask the doctor on treatment protocol, etc. Thanks in advance for any thoughts.

Shelley
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