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Old 08-07-2010, 10:57 PM #3
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Originally Posted by ScaredNewbie View Post
Hi, Clair.

I had MVD done a yr ago (also in Pgh). I didn't have the problems that you are going through (other than the "hit by a bus" feeling). I did, however, want to tell you I'm sorry you are going through so much right now!

Hang in there!!!

At least here for support

B-

Hi B thank you for your post it means a lot.
What did you have MVD for and was it successful?
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