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Old 10-06-2006, 06:11 PM #2
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Hi Mcdom ~

I live outside of Pittsburgh and have the name of a Pain Management Doctor. I will PM you with the information ~

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dadsgirl
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~ Seven back surgeries ~ fused from C5 through C7 and L3 through S1 ~ I also have Arachnoiditis which is extremely painful ~ Live in chronic pain 24/7 ~
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