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Old 09-06-2015, 09:40 AM #1
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Originally Posted by echoes long ago View Post
this is excellent advice. this is actually crucial to your case. it cant be stressed enough.
In my opinion you need a positive evaluation by a neurologist to help
win your case.
A GP may be ok to treat the pain of peripheral neuropathy, however a GP is not going to carry the weight of a neurologist in the evaluation of a neurological disease for your appeal or hearing.
OK. I will check into getting this done. Thank you.
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