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gismatrix
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The message says it all - I see a doc in PA but am looking for a new set of eyes to see the forest instead of the trees - thanks...

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HI,

We also see a doctor in PA. I don't know which one you see but but there are two and I am seeking information on the other one. Please PM me if you would so we can discuss which one you are seeing and your opinion.

My son sees the one in Morgantown. I do not know if that is a better alternative. We are very frustrated either way. In our area it seems like you have to be your own doctor.

Truesun

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Sending you a PM.

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