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Old 02-26-2014, 02:14 AM #1
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Default Anybody Used/Using Emory Neuro Dept In ATL For PN ?
Just curious to see if there are people out there that have been to the Neuro Dept at Emory for their neuropathy. I've got an appointment on March 25th to see what they can offer for my small fiber neuropathy.

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Debi from Georgia
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