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Old 04-21-2011, 05:53 AM #1
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Question: I am supposed to have ivig this weekend but I cancelled and said i would have it next weekend...but I am coughing up green phlegm filled w some blood...

I am working for my mom and I want to just rest but she insists that I go with her..

But I was going to go home this weekend- but I think I may need to do the infusions if I can't rest these last two days before the weekend? I just need to mentally get away from my mom and go visit my dad and brother but they will only do the infusions here....


I'm not sure What to do...advice would be great. Thanks.
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