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Old 08-25-2008, 09:23 PM #11
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that's true erin.
but when i inject my right arm with my left hand and use my left hand to pull the AI out, i then have to reach for the cotton ball and it takes a few seconds.

if however, i'm injecting my abdomen or legs i have more freedom in the use of my hand.

....you might also check with your dr's office staff. they may be able to give you some help. i would also call shared solutions. since you're so new to injecting i think they'll be able to help you.
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