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Old 05-28-2011, 08:52 AM #1
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hey guys-

do any of you have any experience w tattoos on immunosuppressants? I have one but got it last year while on cellcept...it was fine. but it is much smaller than the one I want now...an angel spreading his wings and bowing his head on my back..

my neurologist says it is too dangerous to get as I am immunosuppressed...I really want it and it's frustrating not being able to get it as my mom and brother are getting them today...

I know what your all going to say..I think.
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