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Mental Health Support

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16. Yes, of course,

Sun Sep 29, 2013, 10:21 PM

Sep 2013

which is why I suggested finding something that interests you different from becoming a full-fledged doctor.

Check these: http://www.utdallas.edu/~kilgard/neuroscience_careers.htm

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I'm doing better. Update on me. [View all] Neoma Sep 2013 OP

Good! Tobin S. Sep 2013 #1

I'm happy for you Neoma! polly7 Sep 2013 #2

My hip is better since I quit yoga. Neoma Sep 2013 #9

Yeah. It's like I wanted to have something to do with the brain. Neoma Sep 2013 #5

My Neurologist is very good with the physical side. I don't think Downwinder Sep 2013 #6

Having such a goal would certainly be therapeutic!!! elleng Sep 2013 #7

Think so? Neoma Sep 2013 #8

Generally speaking, yes, elleng Sep 2013 #10

Difficulty is high. Neoma Sep 2013 #11

Select the 'specialty' carefully. elleng Sep 2013 #12

A neurologist has to become a full fledge doctor actually. Neoma Sep 2013 #14

Yes, of course, elleng Sep 2013 #16

i am glad to hear things are going well fizzgig Sep 2013 #13

It's not just my hip. Neoma Sep 2013 #15

I'm very glad to hear it Neoma! You deserve it!... Locut0s Oct 2013 #17