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Old 06-05-2007, 11:45 AM #3
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First of all I am so jealous of you! Getting to spend that time in my favorite place of all just playing and resting. I don't know how old your children are but they should remember this for the rest of their lives. Can I come if you go again? LOL

My right leg has more pain and problems than my left but is the larger of the two. My right leg has always been predominent and I suffered a torn ligament in the left years ago so I have just naturally used the right. I don't know if PN has had a lot to do with which leg is larger. But both legs have suffered muscle loss from lack of use. Physical Therapy is helping me work on this but we'll see...

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