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Old 07-11-2009, 07:26 PM #1
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Default question about injections?
ant sure, were, to start,

ok, well, basicly, im curious, is using "ice" on, yourslef, befor u injecting yourself is it safe, bad-good idea, does it really, make a difference, please, someone help me out, im clueless "LOL" heh.

takecare everyone *hugs*
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