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06-06-2012, 04:25 PM
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So, next week it'll be 6 months PCS, and the Neurologist tells me he can't help me and drops me. Tells me the neuropsych exam shows inconsistent results (which I saw the report, it said my results could not support my complaints, i.e. I'm full of it) and I'm being dumped. Don't know yet if WC is going to dump me, but it won't surprise me, the neuropsych was paid for by them. Fortunately my attorney paid for a neuropsychiatrist to do one, which says quite the opposite, so now it looks like I'm going to court over my brain.
My neurologist actually told me there's nothing wrong with my brain and I just needed to come to grips with that. |
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Wow...railroaded by Work Comp, released by Neurologist.
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