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Old 09-25-2010, 08:56 PM #14
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When I was about 15, I was very athletic and somehow had injured my ankle so that it would dislocate when I was walking. I had a number of casts and then had to have tendon/ligament surgery. After I had the surgery and cast number 5 removed, I injured it again and had to have yet another cast. Six in total. It was just miserable... I do understand.
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