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Old 07-29-2013, 01:37 PM #1
Noland Noland is offline
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Default neuropsychologist visit!
I am in month 9 of my PCS. Symptoms have seemed to lighten a bit but are still constant. I have good days occasionally now, which is new for me.

I see a neuropsychologist on August 7 (first visit with one) at Mass General Hospital. Are there any specific tests that I should be requesting?

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