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37. Tks, I was fortunate enough to shoe horn her into a program with amazing doctors,- geriatric

Sat May 25, 2013, 07:17 PM

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pschychiatrists. They really have to look at the whole medical history and all the currecnt problems and do a lot of testing and calibration of meds. So much can go wrong- they made those last 10 years or so she had, much less stressful. But it was plenty stressful anyway. AZ is horrible.

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