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Old 03-11-2007, 06:33 PM #1
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Default Where are the 3 Mayo Clinics located?
I tried to find them but all I do is get into sites where they are trying to sell their books. I actually had to turn my computer off to get out of their website. Couldn't exit.

This is for a friend that I am trying to help. I know one is in Arizona and I can't think where the other two are.

Have any of you had luck there. I was honest with this friend. I have talked to many people who went there and had no luck but I thought it might be a place she could go for help.

Thanks for the help.

Ada
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