Abstract
We point out that the calculation of the longitudinal spin-relaxation rate T11 in a strongly interacting, nearly magnetic Fermi system, is a function of only the reduced temperature TTsf (where Tsf is the spin-fluctuation temperature, i.e., the Fermi temperature renormalized by the interactions), in the whole degenerate regime, T<TF (TF, the degeneracy Fermi temperature), below, as well as above, Tsf.