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Old 11-25-2008, 05:37 PM #26
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I've been postponed for the third time here, only this time by the doctor. I'm scheduled to have some heart tests next month and he wants to wait until they are done before proceeding. So, I'm now scheduled in January of next year. My pain has been escalating and will probably be back to where it was when he did the first block, but better safe than sorry.
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