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Old 07-17-2012, 11:48 AM #6
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I think the concussion clinic issue depends on the clinic; I am seeing one later today run by Washington University in St. Louis that is focused on research. I'll find out good they are, but I am hopeful; my appointment is with a Post Doc Fellow, not someone who is already corrupted by WC or burnt out with the other issues of the medical field. Or so I hope ;-)
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