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Default Thank you Janke
Very informative! Indeed these are things I need to know!
I can certainly see that this will be a process......and now I see all the more how important it is to have a good legal advocate. Especially in chronic conditions......
When IS the 'starting point', quite literally! (as in 'onset') wow.

I really appreciate you explaining this to me because I'm certain I would NOT have known any of this terminology or insight, which would have made it all the more confusing and stressful. I've got alot to digest.

Thanks again!
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