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Old 10-25-2007, 12:25 AM #1
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hi, everyone, just found this site, hopefully i will learn to use it properly, having not been a computer fan. I suffer from sle (lupus) and if anyone can help me understand this in anyway it will be greatly appreciated. Alternative therapies etc. stem cell, and has anyone heard of SPHERAMINE- I think it is a stem cell procedure, looking forward to hearing from others
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