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Old 04-28-2009, 03:16 AM #11
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Just read about this study yesterday. WOW!!!! Maybe this will be the "back door" way of getting our insurance to pay for liposuction! Where do I sign up??????
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I have a new neuro. appt, in May. I'll be bringing that up!!!!

AMN, can I borrow that catalog when you're done??
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You better have two doughnuts, Kicker. You probably don't even own a fat cell. Don't worry I'm feeling giving today so will donate mine to ya.
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They take stem cells from the fat..Geesh..I can't believe they only had 3 takers if the lipo was free ..
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/he...sclerosis.html
I AGREE!!! In all honesty, I would LOVE to take part in this study! I am so willing to sacrifice my fat to medicine!
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They take stem cells from the fat..Geesh..I can't believe they only had 3 takers if the lipo was free ..
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/he...sclerosis.html
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I AGREE!!! In all honesty, I would LOVE to take part in this study! I am so willing to sacrifice my fat to medicine!
Heh, they probably couldn't afford to recruit more subjects!
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They take stem cells from the fat..Geesh..I can't believe they only had 3 takers if the lipo was free ..
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/he...sclerosis.html
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I AGREE!!! In all honesty, I would LOVE to take part in this study! I am so willing to sacrifice my fat to medicine!
I'm with the both of you! I'd be a taker. I mean a giver - giving my tummy and hip fat to science would definitely be a noble thing to do. LOL

Wait, Cyn, there isn't an ounce of fat on you. What are you talking about. You are a tiny little thing.
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