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12-30-2007, 05:52 AM
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Sheesh they love getting in that little line about depression, don't they? When will they EVER learn that if depression comes, in most cases, it is AFTER struggling with pain and fatigue.....and incompetent diagnosticians!
When they say in the letter: "Examination reveals no sensation, absent ankle reflexes and marked weakness L>R" does that mean they confirmed what you said about having "bizarre loss of sensation over the whole of her body"? If so, these are at least objective signs which they can't refute. Have you had EMG/NCV's done and any recent brain/spinal MRI's? |
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