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Old 01-04-2016, 09:25 PM #7
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Quick update, a radiologist I work with had been following my progress with SFPN. He knew about my hand but wasn't sure. Came in today and said he had it, reflex systematic dystrophy. He showed me what he found and insisted I tell my neurologist.

Sent my neuro a message and called an hour later. Trying to see me. Interesting, maybe my Rad is on the right road. Happy he came in on his day of to chat.



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