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Emily,
Excited to see a Neuro??? Have you ever seen one before?
Perhaps - and I sincerely hope - you will get lucky!

Dave.
Excited because answers would be great. I hope he is a good neuro. Hearing some bad stories through this forum, but I'm very hopful.
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