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Question should I consult a 2nd surgeon?


Hi All,
My family keeps bringing this up...so I thought Id ask you as well...
Should I consult a 2nd surgeon before I let Dr Avery operate? Its not that I don't have full confidence in him....but my family is just concerned as it is a pretty serious surgery, they asked me to please post this. This is a WC case...would they pay for a 2nd opinion?
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