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Old 10-08-2011, 12:35 AM #2
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4mikee,

I don't understand what your symptoms are. I cannot read your first post. The right justification makes it impossible for my brain to process.

It is very helpful to post in short paragraphs. Five or six lines max then a double space. No other formatting, etc.

NP Assessments can be very helpful but difficult to get done due to the cost. Has you condition prevented you from working? If it has, you can apply for SSDI (Social Security Disability Income) It may be a way to get at least a minimal Neuro-Psych Assessment.

If you have access to the intern or other professional, you can take a ImPACT Test online and get the results forwarded to the intern or other professional. Google ImPACT and see if you can find the web site that offers it. They charge $10 for the test. They will only forward the result to a professional.
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