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Old 04-25-2013, 06:53 AM #4
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I am sorry about your family. I can relate in some ways though I have a very supportive mom the other members are less then so and say hurtful things.
I think with big hospitals sometimes the patient gets lost since there is so many and why you have to keep calling and calling. Also when you go have a list of questions and your records. Often I have felt rushed and that makes it easy to forget what you want to ask. Good luck
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