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Old 09-22-2010, 10:34 PM #33
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Hello,
Didn't use magnet on back today just in the neuroma area top of right foot (1 hour), no lower back pain tonight, the right foot is just plain numb no burning. The discomfort is the prostate area (been sitting a lot today). Only used 10mg of Methadone today and this is day 18 of taking D-Ribose 15,300mg this afternoon.
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