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thanks & best wishes to ScottSuff

Dear Scott - thanks for your experience with DBS. As the daughter of a PD patient who is cautiously considering the procedure, learning about your experiences has been very helpful. Very sorry to learn of your setback and sending you best wishes for a quick resolution.

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