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Old 04-30-2008, 06:15 PM #1
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Frown Hi all....Newbie here
Prior to having my aneurysm stented and coiled.......I read all posts here. Had
a 6 mm opthalmic annie treated on April 8, 2008. Was scared but got through
it..so far . Biggest problem was waiting for treatment. So
much stress worrying about it. Do have a concern though
Currently losing my hair ...hopefully this won't last.
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