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Wow, this needs a nurse/doc to do! Dunno why I was thinking I could do it if the doc did not want to. Then need a real blood draw, centrafuge and everything. :( So it will have to wait till my next apt on the 19th... :(

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What test is it that you're taking? Are you still doing the York bloodtest?

I like your new pic...very cute!

Guest nini
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That doesn't sound like the test you were talking about before... I thought it was supposed to be a quick test... I'm confused.

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The York test was for celiac disease only, this one is for 96 dif food intolernces. I know I have celiac disease now, no need for the York test.

Im trying this company because they will bill BC/BS for me if I can get my Doc to sign the forms. here:

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I though it was a test I could do my self for some reason. :(

I like your new pic...very cute!

Thanks! Its a fairly current picture, where my last one was getting dated. :)

Guest nini
Guest nini
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Ahhh ok... well good luck with it.

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