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Old 09-10-2009, 02:07 PM #7
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Debbie For me the answer to that question is simple. Because I wait until I cannot find any other way before agreeing to do the roids. So buy the time she puts me on them my body is on full attack mode. Plus, it takes on average 72 hours to get radiology to get with the program and set you up for the MRI, for some reason my doctor does not want to wait an extra week to see what is going on.
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