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opinion

[əpin′yən]

Etymology: L, opinari, to suppose

1 (in law) a statement by the court, usually in writing, of the reasoning behind its decision or judgment in a particular case.

2 a statement prepared for a client by an attorney that represents the attorney's understanding of the law as it pertains to a legal question posed by the client.

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opinion,

n in the law of evidence, an inference or conclusion drawn by a witness from information known to him or her or assumed.

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Patient discussion about opinion.

Q. Looking for anyone that would like to share information or opinions regarding Fibromyalgia? Do you believe in Fibromyalgia? What are the symptoms? Any good treatments?

A. i have a close friend that suffers from that illness. i have to say that when you look at it from the side it's hard to understand the pain and suffer that involved in this. at first i couldn't see it from her point of view,and i ashamed to say i didn't believe her...
but it took me a while to see that this is a true pain and frustrating it is. it's important to take in mind that poeple that does not suffer from Fybromyalgia have hard times understanding it.