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i am looking for a neuro in nyc and dr. frid sounds great! i see that you are in the midwest so i am wondering if you were treated by dr. frid even tho she is in ny.

would you share your experience with her? thanks!
I have never been treated by her, but if I were to turn back time to 2014/2015 when I was still trying to figure out my illness, I would have made an appointment with her.
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