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Old 01-15-2007, 09:26 PM #1
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Default appointment on Wednesday AM

Well I'm finally going to get my appointment about the pain in my leg. The pain is pretty much gone but the weakness in the other leg persists. We played miniature golf tonight and by the time we were done I couldn't hardly lift my right leg. I did mange to get 4 holes in one. And my husband only got 2. But he still beat me 32 to 41.

My appointment is 8:45 in the morning. that's about 3 hours before I usually get up!!!!!!! So I know I won't have any weakness unless I go walk the mall before.

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