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Old 04-30-2008, 09:25 PM #10
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When you get your results from all the testing, by all means, post them on this thread. The experts will then come and analyze all of it for you.

And bringing a recording device to tape what the doc says, well, that's the most brilliant thing I have ever heard. You can just put it in your pocket, or whatever you are carrying, press the record button, and leave it. It will tape whatever he says.

What a neat idea!!! I may do that myself in the future.
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