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01-09-2009, 08:45 AM
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Wise Elder
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Barb - Good luck with the C. Hopefully this time things will go better for you.
I am a manual injector myself. I feel I have better control and can go in at a 45 degree angle on my less fatty areas and can control the depth better. Although, my thighs are out of the question; too many major site reactions, hitting veins, and muscles. I have had IPIR a few times - all from doing my thighs and hitting veins. Wiz is right, hitting a muscle is painful.  So is injecting it cold (did that once and only once LOL).
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