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Old 11-08-2009, 08:57 PM #4
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You need to call him Deb. He won't mind! He has gotten a bit disappointed in me in the past when I casually told him about new symptoms at a regular check-up, and say they've been going on for a month or two. (And I've done that several times.)

I hope that whatever it is, it will be better soon, my friend.
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