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So, they know better than Doctors? I got a similar denial about my disability here in the U.S. This disease does not heal itself. There are miraculous stories of "remission" mostly in younger people, but there is no cure.
My employer keeps wanting a timeline, but there just isn't one. My P.M. has even put that there is NO prognosis.
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