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Old 03-11-2007, 08:12 PM #1
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Lab rat,been there done that..Not with the shunt though..with meds..
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Default Lab rats and all the rest before
Hi:

If it wasn't for the "lab rats" most of us never would have made it to where we are today. Medicine has made it possible for so many of us to live a far better life than was possible.

Stayed away from this site for awhile and am so glad to be back and seeing how so many are doing and the new things that are coming along that will make the lives of so many easier in the future
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