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Old 05-13-2012, 10:18 PM #1
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Neuropsych in the morning. Can't be much of an appointment...I think. It's only an hour. First appointment.

Trying to follow what I've read here. No studying for this exam. Don't offer, just let the results speak for themselves and go from there.
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How did the appointment go today?
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Honestly, not a lot happened. Asked me some general questions about my accident, my symptoms, what bothered me the most and said they will call with an appointment to come back in for a long day of testing higher functioning. He was nice-and mentioned that his concern was what lay down the road for me. I'm a student now. Classes aren't easy, but not terribly hard either. I'm about 1/2 way into my major and getting ready to really start focusing on the harder stuff. Thanks for asking!
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