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Old 08-31-2018, 03:44 PM #2
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What great news to have found such a caring and knowledgeable doctor! I have a neurologist with similar characteristics and even though she hasn't found a specific cause for my neuropathy--which is not severe--just knowing that she's always interested in trying to figure it out makes a huge difference mentally for me. Your husband did an amazing job in relaying so much information. I hope you start seeing improvement in recovering from your accident soon.
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