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Old 05-28-2007, 09:39 PM #1
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http://www.mypainreliefdoc.com/a-typ...ay-in-pain.htm

A very good read.. hits home big time for me..
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All I can say is WOW. I will be sharing this with a few people...Sue
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Ditto on the WOW! While I don't feel like that today there are plenty of days when I do!
Thank you so much for posting this.
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Yes, Wow... Thanks you...
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Thumbs up Triple WOW
Every medical student...nurse...PT, etc. should be made to read this article.

I haven't finished reading it all yet (must cut/paste/large print it for easier read) but wanted to thank you before my eyes give out and my body repeats its daily throb/burn/ache itch routine.

WOW WOW WOW

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I recently recieved a message here in my mailbox from the author of that letter saying he was glad it helped us.
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It would be good for every doctor or soon to be doctor that deals with CPers to read this. It would be easy to fall into this way of thinking facing what I face every day but I am glad that I can take it in stride without becoming angry or wondering why me. It sure would be easy to feel this way but the best thing is it does convey the hopelessness and the agony we go through.

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