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mscaregiver
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I watched this segment last night on 60 minutes, and found it amazing, especially when the number of people who might have this disease or brain situation was stated to possibly be 375,000, and the fact that a MRI can show what is actually going on, but is never ordered in so many cases.

The Neurosurgeon, Dr. Harold Rekate of the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, should be a very proud man for helping people with his work.


http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/10/ ... 7205.shtml
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I caught that, too, last night. I was GLUED to the tv!

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I was GLUED to the tv!


That sounds painful! how long did it take you to get loose? :lol:
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Who says I did get loose? :lol:
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If this were a live act, this is about where I would throw a tomato at you both :lol:
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If this were a live act, this is about where I would throw a tomato at you both :lol:


lol. oh well, back to the day job -lol
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Well, hey.......you gotta have a "Mutt and Jeff" once in a while! LOL

(Phil is Mutt, by the way......hehehe...)

Ok.....back to MY day job, too. ROFL

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