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Old 06-07-2010, 11:13 AM #1
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Default dealing with GN
recently discovered I have GN, what a rollercoaster this has been. The pain is localized to the right side of my tongue so severe at onset that I am unable to eat,drink or even talk. I can understand why some people choose suicide. The pain is usually worse at night subsiding in the mornings somewhat. Does anyone know of where I can receive help for a treatment plan as I am one of many americans with no health insurance.
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