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Old 09-25-2010, 08:41 PM #7
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Hi

Just to be clear, I mentioned therapy because my therapist had done neuropsych testing in the past. My testing had nothing to do with gaging my progress from a theraputic point, it was just advice given to me by someone who was familiar with the testing.

She had told me that I could ask for breaks if I needed them etc.

Also, when I mentioned working around things, I am not referring to the neuropsych testing I was just referring to normal life.

Just do what you can do and try not to put additional stress on yourself.

Sorry if I didnt come across clearly.
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