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It helps greatly when NeuroTalk members post a brief history of their injury and treatments in their signature. To do this, click on User CP in the upper left. Choose Edit Signature. If you set the size to 1, your signature will not talke up a lot of space.

With this information readily available, we can offer better support without repeating the same questions over and over.
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