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Old 10-18-2011, 03:21 PM #5
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Yes, they can send the slides for examination/reading upon request, I'm sure. You might be surprised that your insurance could cover a visit to Hopkins. It's not like it use to be where we had to stay within a certain radius. The Sjogren's Center does take some time & leg work out to get in...like most elite places.

Thank you, thats good to know. I have an appointment in a week and half with my rheumatologist and I've already got some of the records I need. I'll just have to get to two other doctors offices to get the remaining ones ahead of time and I should be good to go. I'll post his thoughts after my visit with him.
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