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Old 02-01-2017, 06:14 AM #14
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It's probably easy to lose perspective when we are reporting on that last 10 to 20% healing, and the frustrations that sometimes brings, but it should be clear that 80 to 90% surely is worth fighting for.
True! I am not 100% yet either, still lingering issues that do not seem to want to go away, but, it's WAY better than where I was.

My balance is still iffy, I walk with a bit of a gait and I can't stand for long periods of time.
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