Involuntary movement during MRI?

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04-18-2015, 12:32 AM

EmilySH

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EmilySH

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Join Date: Mar 2015

Location: Winchester, TN

Posts: 46

I have no experience with any of this and wish I could help, but I'm here to tell you to not be hard on yourself! This reaction was totally out of your control, and agree that it was more of the tech/docs lack of education and patient care. I'm sorry yiu had to experience that. I think we all can relate to the extreme frusterations with our bodies!!! Luckily we all have sharp minds and caring souls. The PN can't rob any of us from those qualities!!

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