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PCS symptoms, what kind of symptoms and feelings do you have?

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Old 09-04-2007, 01:37 PM #1
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You also need to see a different neuro. One that specializes in headaches
would be preferred. The one you saw was a idiot.

Tell him, if you ever see him/her again, that if it weren't for the fact it
hurt and was hard to live with you wouldn't have came to spend the money
or been there.

Idiot is too nice a word.

Donna
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