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Old 05-21-2012, 06:12 PM #1
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Default Having my first MRI this week.

You'd think I'd had at least one after 36 years. I have asked about it in the past, but most doctors explained, and correctly so, that therre's very little chance of it showing anything at all, so this is really nothing more than a formality.

Any tips for a first-timer, especially with respect to our common brain thingie?
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Passenger in auto wreck, mTBI:
  • CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME
  • MYALGIA (generalized muscle pain)
  • MIGRAINE HEADACHES
  • INSOMNIA
  • ANGER & SELF-CONTROL (going "Frontal")
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