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Old 04-23-2012, 07:24 AM #4
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I Live in fear for future. The pain in face is minor. Don't know what it would be like without pain pills. Mrs D mentioned in another post about pain working neural pathways and more easily perceiving pain. It seems like it feeds upon itself. It seems like as my pain has spread over body. However, as it has spread it seems to be less in any given area.
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