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Old 08-03-2010, 10:21 AM #4
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Thanks for the hello and the compliments; I guess I've been blessed with energy and fortitude for the battle and the long haul. The brain injury is 30 years exposure inhalation/dermal absorption of TCEs and other toxic solvents. He's a walking miracle today...but it was a long, hard road...just glad he's alive. The fentanyl - a defective patch that unloaded full dose - woman died and left nine kids.
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