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Old 05-18-2008, 11:32 AM #11
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I have lots of dim or inactive lesions. thankfully none of those are active. The two new ones look like headlights, LOL!! You know what Jules?? I'm gonna turn a room in my basement into a laboratory, and I'm going to become a mad scientist! I'll figure this junk out, none of these other yahoos out there in the medical field testing places are going to! I'll take care of business!!

Go get'em Girl! We are behind you all the way. I will be anxiously awaiting your breakthrough. I got plenty of those darn lesions I'd like to make go poof.
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