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Old 06-09-2008, 05:01 PM #18
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Just wanted to check in on you too, Sally. What about taking Motrin instead of aspirin since Motrin is anti- inflammatory? Feel better soon, I'm sending you prayers and strong healing vibes!! Keep icing! ( At least this didn't happen in the coldest part of winter.) Judy gives good advice about getting a Life Alert button in case you fall and don't have your phone nearby.
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