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Neurofibromatosis 1
by: Tina M Topp on Fri, Feb 22 2008
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Hi my name is Tina and I have neurofibromatosis I was diagnosed when I was a young child. I have had multiple surgeries and looking at another here not too far away. I have a VP shunt for hydrocephalus, I also have thyroid tumors that are causing major problems as we speak. I would love to visit with others that have this disorder/disease. One positive thing is I am going to school to be a nurse.


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February 2008

  • Neurofibromatosis 1 - by Tina M Topp - (Fri, Feb 22 2008)
    Hi my name is Tina and I have neurofibromatosis I was diagnosed when I was a young child. I have had multiple surgeries and looking at another here not too far away. [more..]
  • i havr nf - by NM - (Wed, Feb 20 2008)
    i was digonasied with nf at birth and neither one of my parents have it! I have struggled with this all my life! I am very lucky that I don’t have it as bad as other! [more..]

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