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Old 06-20-2020, 07:16 PM #3
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Thank you so much for this info! Inflammation does make sense . I remember your article- thank you for sharing. It’s unbelievable and so scary at the same time- thanks for spreading the word!
How much of the function you were able to restore to this day? You are saying conversations remain a struggle? Have you done any testing? Were you able to find a doctor to help with this?

Thanks again!!
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