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Old 10-08-2014, 12:55 PM #3
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Thank you Mark. I appreciate the kind words in regards to the testing. I am mostly affraid of what the results will say. Labeled on paper. Guess it is what it is. I have learned not to share my tbi diagnosis wtih others (in real life) very much. Feel that I am viewed differently.
I have not applied for disability yet because I thought I had to have all my "ducks*in *a row", test results and such. Am I wrong on that?
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