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Old 02-22-2010, 09:32 PM #11
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Default Hi there
PLEASE be carefull doing any cooking,you may birn yourselve not know it
until you see the blisters...I agree,I don't belive it's just you Diabetes,and
{'m glad your seeing you Dr. soon.

Don't worry about dropping food all over,if i'm in a fancy resturant I will ask for a towel if I have to,if people stare I sure it's because of my grreat beauty,
HA...I got lucky Ivig has helped my hands,but they hurt at night so ,shoot
it can really be annoying,can't it,but you got some good advice from wonderful people here. Good luck and many blessings, Sue
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