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Old 12-16-2011, 07:56 AM #7
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Ouch!!!

I have heard that Shingles are nasty and painful. I had adult chicken pox at 28 and often wonder if shingles will come to me at some stage - I hope not. MS visited me a couple of years after the chicken pox, I had 'Mono' or glandular fever as it is known in Aus years ago

Interesting that these rotten things all seem to be linked.

I hope you aren''t in too much pain.

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