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Default Ouch!owies! I'm in trouble!
Between the tropical storm going up the east coast, and a cool front going south, my pain receptors have gone wacko. I could barely make it home to crawl into bed. I just fired my pain doc, now I'm at a brick wall. It's going to be a long tough winter for me. I can't deal with these lows.

Any ideas, besides moving to Phoenix?
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