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Old 07-29-2015, 11:09 AM #1
KnockedOutMom KnockedOutMom is offline
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Default How to understand neurophych report?

I finally received my neurophychological assessment report and from what I can understand it is rather shocking, and not so shocking as it fall in line with the areas I remember struggling with.

Does anyone have any good resources that I can look to that might help me understand this better?
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