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Old 01-08-2009, 08:51 PM #15
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University of Chicago. Don't go there, I am grad, and look what happened to me.

Just kidding, there is great research coming out of there, and the docs look like they are top flight. U need to find the right meds in the meantime while you work on the other healthy component.

Be well, and great luck to you.

Mark
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