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jerseyangel Proficient

I ran across this today--

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Jestgar Rising Star

Not surprising - she lives in Washington. :PB)

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Angels~Exist Newbie

It's sad that doctors can be so blind to symptoms.

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G-freegal12 Contributor
It's sad that doctors can be so blind to symptoms.

Isn't that their job??? :lol:

lizard00 Enthusiast
"In 24 hours, all of a sudden, Jessica has a confirmation from her physician," said Welch. Her pathologist was apparently embarrassed this had been missed for so long, but Terry is relieved to finally know what is going on in her body.

HANDS DOWN, FAVORITE part of the article!! What pathologist wouldn't have been embarrassed that a teenage girl in a high school class found something he missed...

I hope her parents got their money back :lol::lol:

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