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Confused Cherie, Anyone, or Everyone: Lesion Location for Bowel/Bladder Issues
Anyone know what the correlation is with this? I know Cherie does a lot of research and I'm sure many more of you, as well. Anyone have any experience with this, and do you know the causes/treatments?

Attention: Cheri (Lady Express) I P.M.'d you about this. Not sure if I knew what I was doing?!
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