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Old 05-17-2009, 09:11 AM #1
annemarie annemarie is offline
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Teeth crisis stories please
I would really like to hear everybody's crisis stories. What were symptoms? What was done for you? I'm still unsure about the definition. I have looked at many medical sites and they are of no use at all. Thank you. I have neuro appt. tomorrow and would like to talk to him about this and be armored with info from actual mgers who have experienced this.
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