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Introductions & Personal Stories Klinefelter Support Group members are welcome to introduce themselves. Tell your story, share experiences, success stories and failures.	4	1	04/17/2012 07:26 PM
General & Support Klinefelter Support Group questions and answers. Ask the community for their help, provide help for others. Share your dilemmas, your feelings and experiences. This is the main forum section of the Klinefelter Support Group.	13	6	02/27/2013 10:20 AM
Medicine & Treatments The place to write and ask about Klinefelter treatments, medication, doctor suggestions, etc.	0	0	No Posts
Lounge - Off topic discussions This is where group members can share and discuss their day to day, favourite jokes, fun & games and everything not directly related to Klinefelter.	0	0	No Posts

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