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Old 12-01-2010, 08:42 PM #3
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Hi Mark! Welcome to NT. So sorry to hear about the impact of that young careless girl upon your life.

Your spirit sounds kind and forgiving. I also heard your apprehension. I too would be apprehensive but I know so many friends who have had numerous back surgies and recovered great from them.

I'll pray you will heal speedily and be up and around better than ever.

Please keep us informed.
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DX: Graves Disease
DID=Dissociative Identity Disorder
Kidney Disease
Liver Disease
MG Occular
MS - Bladder/Bowels/cognitive/muscular/fatigue
Partial Complex Seizures of Frontal/occipital focal radiating into an encephalic whole brain high intensity centralizing in autonomic system area.
Brain atropy/brain tumor/brain skull thickening
Transient Periodic Paralysis


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