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Old 10-20-2007, 01:05 AM #1
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Default Anybody been reffered to a neuropsychologist?

MY neuro has refered me to a neuropsychologist and I wonder what to expect? He says they can find out more about my PCS, which today my eeg did show some mild problems. I am willing to go if it will help me to find out what to do and hopefully find out if I am going to be the way I am forever. At this point 7 months after the wreck that caused all my memory loss and other various problems, I have lots of questions and want the help bad enough to go to yet another doc.
I don't like the idea of testing my memory etc to find out but guess it is maybe the only way to find out where my brain went! ??? Gaye
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