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Old 07-29-2015, 04:43 PM #4
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I know for me, getting the results of my Neuropsych exam was devastating. I knew I was having cognitive challenges, but I didn't realise they were as bad as the exam showed The scores were so bad that I told my wife I scored slightly higher than that of a potato but not as high as a rutabaga...

If I take the "glass half full" perspective, the good news is that I can't possibly score lower on my next exam.
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