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Old 10-15-2008, 08:05 AM #13
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I know some people say that their thigh does not bother them. Actually the worst place I can think of would be my hip. That is because I had to have a lot of injections in my back side when I was little.

Whatever works is where ya got to go!

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Originally Posted by charlie w View Post
I can't stand the thought of that needle going into my arm (or other sites)...
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Optic neuritis May 2007 and again January2008
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