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Old 12-10-2009, 04:05 PM #1
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Default Leg Pain & statins
Hi all
I briefly wrote the other night. Haven't been able to log in since.
It is a few yrs since I last posted on the old site. Plus keep pressing wrong key. for some reason can't log in & when I can bt keeps logging me out. my fault tonight forgot mrs d. tip.
I hope to be in touch when I feel a bit better. & when comp not playing up. Didn't want you to think I had just finished note the other night as I did. Ann
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