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Old 11-26-2009, 07:37 PM #8
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Erin, I hope the doctors will figure out all that is going on. I really think they're still missing something. Sorry the plasma didn't go well. Your reaction worries me. Have they done an ankle brachial index on you? Have they looked at other arteries as well? It's not funny but kind of "funny" that you kept on telling them you had a back issue and they kept on insisting you didn't.

Have a good holiday.

Annie
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