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Old 12-27-2009, 03:14 PM #12
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I hear ya Brain! My Neuro told me I ''was'' a walking barometer, so go figure these docs, eh?? The cold/damp weather is literally side lining me right now. It rained hard for 2 days and then we got 4 inches of snow.
Knock it off already!!!

I had hip injections last Mon and still can hardly walk. oh yeah, it's making my grumpy!
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