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Old 10-30-2011, 02:30 PM #15
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Thanks,I think ive already messed up.my first diagnosis was depression and fibro. second i put back and neck pain.third degererative dic. then i put hypertention in remarks .and back and neck pain...these are all in my my court hearing papers.But it was depression fibromyalgia and hypertenion that is what i won on.I had a list all the way back to oct of 2009 to attach.I wish i would have saw this before i filled it out
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