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Old 10-27-2006, 01:24 PM #6
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among the unimpressed. I thought the newsletter was worse than useless. And so are the boards.

I feel sorry, in fact, for those with initial onset who visit there instead of here. I wandered in once and found a guy who had sensory Guillain-Barre. The other posters had him convinced his problem was permanent, because they had never heard of any kind of PN getting better. I set him straight, and he was one of the lucky ones. He recovered quickly and fully.

So, I can give specific examples of harm I've seen. The good? Not so much.
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