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Old 03-08-2009, 05:17 PM #1
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Default Going to Gainesville...
The date is almost here, on the 30th-31st I go to Shands at the University of Florida to see Dr. Okun and have my DBS evaluated. I have not had much success with it. It has decreased my dyskinesia but has not helped me move around any better. The neurosurgeon that I see doesn't think there is any problem and that I should be doing much better than I am. So I'm off the see the wizard... I'll be sure to let ya know how it goes.

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