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Hello, Diane. This must be
your mother. |
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Diane:
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Yes doctor. My mom is going
to be living with us now. I appreciate you seeing her. |
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Good afternoon, Mrs. B. I understand
you have rheumatoid arthritis. |
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Diane:
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Her English is not fluent,
doctor. She has had rheumatoid arthritis for 12 years.
She complains all the time about her pain and about being
tired and dizzy. She won't take her medication as prescribed
and we just don't know what to do for her. My husband
and I are at work all day and I worry about her. |
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