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Default Results of Pathology Report from Surgery...
Try Hashimoto's Thyroiditis... Aaahhhh. Another autoimmune diagnosis to deal with. Well, at least it was not cancer... I am thankful for that...

Someone should just come up with a special name for this stuff where you get autoimmune everything...

Oops... Not supposed to sign name... OK... I wonder how long I will remember that...

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