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Space2099

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Hi guys,

Thanks for bringing me 'back' aboard. I was a regular on this site during my years at Uni. My friends and I used to visit quite a bit and this site was our primary resource for information. 

My final semester before graduation, I was actually tested and it was uncovered that I needed a bit of cosmetic pharmacology. 3 cities,3 physicians and over a decade later I find myself with a doctor, advanced in age, prescribing bare minimums, in a state where my affliction is not acknowledged by the board.

Glad to know you guys are still here and thanks for allowing me to be a member of this community again.

All the best!

Space2099

 
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I hear you brother, it seems that being a Dr is a business, it's a shame that we have to fight to get proper treatment and end up getting labeled, when all we need is to get treated with an once of decency or compassion.

 
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Welcome back! Hope you find everything you are searching for. Things are a lot different now than 15 years ago when I was getting stuff from India and Pakistan but for the most part this place is an excellent source of friendly and experienced people sharing their findings.

Enjoy!

 
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