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Old 02-16-2010, 11:13 PM #10
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I had one on Thursday. I just do it, but it reminds me I have a real medical problem and reminds me of movies where you see the criticly injured being shoved into the MRI machine.
Unfortunately the scans were no better from months ago and even closer to the dx.

If I said this thread didn't bother me I would be lying. I feel for you, Dej, so hard to read and I want it to go away for you.

If you be my rock, I will be yours
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