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Old 11-06-2008, 02:54 AM #9
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Hi Lucy it sounds to me like your mom is recovering well Mine ruptured in 02 and yes I have gone back to how I was I have also had two children since one 5 the other 1 just be there for her when she feels ready to talk about what happened. Jess.xxx

PS and the headaches are completely normal its the blood being reabsorbed
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