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Old 08-24-2011, 01:42 PM #16
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Thanks. My husband, the Ice-Pack Man, is following me around with his ice pack. I had been avoiding it since I had to bring him to the ER for frost-bite after he over-did it on his sore shoulder a couple of weeks ago! So to placate me, he let me use a thick towel under it (he had put it on his bare skin). Anyway, I really can hardly walk without hyperextending my knees, so my neuro is sending me for some more IVIG.

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