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Old 11-18-2008, 12:00 PM #21
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The candling I looked into a little more and it seems to be quite the controversial remedy.
Really? I didn't realize that.

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We men really are sissies.
No comment.

Actually I think they are, until things get really bad . . . then they seem to handle things better.

Hope you get to feeling better soon , and be sure to get additional antibiotics if the infection hasn't totally cleared.

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