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Old 02-16-2010, 10:44 AM #16
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Rebif allowed me to use my stomach.

My friend, a Type 1 diabetic had recommended it. Said it was the best place. Since I did not have a six-pack, I gave it a try because I was tired of using my thighs.

It was the easiest once I got over the thought of using my "soft underbelly."

I don't know if anyone here did the same, used the stomach.
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