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Old 01-02-2007, 04:10 PM #14
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Default Melody, I agree...
with Liza Jane! At least, Call...the phone is cheap..and this isn't something to mess with! Last year, when I'd swelling on one foot [the extra 2", as in Alan's case] the doc had me go get the doppler sono THAT DAY! No ands, Ifs, or BUTS! Get the call made, get some peace of mind, please.

Now, you wanna come to my house and massage my swollen foot/ankle?

Take care1 - j
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