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Old 12-12-2009, 09:02 PM #11
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Oh Erin, honey,

So sorry you have yet another thing to go through at this time.
Thinking of you and sending you big hugs
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ERIN

I can't believe all this time it was a fractured bone causing your pain. Steroids are so bad for us {thats why my Dr. refuses to put me on them} I too have bone pain and I guess as we age the effects of all the steroids catches up with us. I understand you being depressed but know we are all here for you.
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Erin, this disease sucks!!! I can't believe that you have another fracture. I hope that you are able to rest and get ready for your trip to Arizona. Are you strong enough to travel? Sending positive thoughts your way. Mel
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