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Old 01-21-2008, 04:05 PM #11
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Good idea sally!
MS-wise, I'm still going well, it's my darn achilles tendon again. I think I walked too hard last Wed and managed to hurt it again and now it's stiff when I walk. It took forever to heal last time, and I'm impatient. I started walking again yesterday and after it warmed up, it was ok, but I'm not back up to ramming speed yet.
I'm glad your MS is not giving you fits. Sorry about the achilles tendon..OUCH!

Let me know when you get up to ramming speed and I'll try whatever you did..LOL.

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