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Old 04-05-2007, 08:12 PM #5
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Default I didn't think about that
Dahlek,
I hadn't thought about the ramifications of PN and general anesthesia but I can count on you to raise some very timely and important questions -my sincere thanks! Since it seems my diagnosis is turning more to PAIN - painful axonal idiopathic neuropathy - the demylinating aspects and the small fiber component is really important to me.

Now if I can just figure out how many tramadol = 2 gracious fingers of a smooth Tennessee sipping whiskey I should make through another night. Thanks again
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