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Old 03-25-2009, 02:48 PM #5
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Hi everyone!
I think you are right Annie, the redness and swelling must have to do with the Pred. I know I've never experienced anything like it before going on the drugs and now I'm like a furnace with clown cheeks! Today we had a fire drill at the school and everyone was whining about how cold it was to be out with no coat on but I felt completely comfortable.

Erin, so jealous of the concert - sounds like it would have been great. You should move to Scotland - as long as you don't mind rainy days. It would be quite an adjustment from Texas!

Take care everyone!
~Kathy
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