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Old 07-09-2008, 01:59 PM #23
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It is so hard to imagine sleeping through even a minute in that thing much less not having ear drums blown out!! I have to be a freak if I am the only one that it actually hurts my ears...like you see a dog cry when something high pitched is played!!! I am happy for the rest of you but this freak is never having another!!
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Under care of PM 3 years. Diabetic, lost over 100 lbs was 300+, now 174 lbs. Normal labs, diet controlled!
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