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Neurological cholis? - bethy

Posted: Sep 29, 2010

He says, "I do not have a neurological cholis for this symptom."

I am unfamiliar with this term. Any ideas?

S/l co-lis

I know you s/l but could he be garbling cause? - Olive

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