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Old 03-18-2018, 08:10 PM #16
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Thanks, that is something I've seen in cbt. I actually have a whole form on that exact concept. I really wish I could just stop thinking about all this though and I guess I was just worried since the neuro appointment was about 5 months ago and I know that alot can happen in 5 months.

Thanks for reminding me my training though, it helps
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