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Old 12-17-2008, 03:03 PM #11
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the MRI has been moved to teusday, so i'll be at work on time thursday.....1-6
I need some help. I had pain in my calves before but now it feels like two knots on each calf and I can barely walk. Has anyone has this problem. I may have to stop the ldn if thats the problem. I'm going to call Dr. Skip and see what he says.
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