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Old 03-27-2012, 04:29 PM #2
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Ah Wiz...I am increasingly frustrated with C...so many craters now that they show up as air pockets on CTs... And for some reason the injections are becoming quite painful fir at least an hour after I shoot.
Added to that the fact that a new MRI showed new lesion load makes me second guess the neuro's recommendation to keep on with it.
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