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Getting My Results Tomorrow

Mateto

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Tomorrow, once AGAIN....I'm going to my Doctor to get the "Final" answer as to whether I have coeliacs or not.

I think (I kind of know) I have it. I can determine that by myself, but tomorrow I get the results to my tests.....again. This time, maybe they'll actually have them, unlike the last time I went <_<

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Here's hoping. I have all my fingers crossed for you plus my legs & eyes & anything else I can think of to cross!

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Thank you so much!!! I really hope this is it. :)

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