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Old 08-24-2017, 11:15 PM #25
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Gerry you had a very good reason for getting the urge completely out of the blue. But, and it's a big but, you stayed true to yourself and commitment. Well done. Hope things are on the better for hubby
Thanks Pam. I keep the meds under control including pain medication. I do not take the maximum amount allowed. As you put it "staying true to myself and commitment"

Hubby is doing much better. He really took quite a "spill"; all is healing well. Playing nursemaid for a while took my mind off my own PN pain, etc. Surprised at what one can do when needed.


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