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Old 11-02-2011, 11:43 AM #1
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Default Newbie looking for info
Hi - I'm on a steep learning curve. My mum has been diagnosed with TN, and I have been reading all I can on the subject. Communities like this are a lifeline to share experiences with similar people, and helps me realise that whilst it's quite rare, there's still alot of people affected.. and hopefully we can draw strength together.

I'm going to be reading as much as I can on the foums here, but if there's anything I really should read, please send me a link, would welcome as much info as possible.
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