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Old 09-27-2009, 12:07 PM #1
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Default Hi, I need some advice?
My wife was diagnosed with PN back in January 2009 it has been extremely painful for her and very hard for her to deal with. She gets very emotional and short with me almost daily. I was looking to find a support group or something like that in the San Diego area. Or any other advice on how to help her and I deal with PN? I am willing to go to a support group for spouses as well.

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David
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