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Old 04-10-2012, 06:24 AM #1
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Default Really worried about the future being only 41.
Hi again

Is there anyone in here my age or younger?

Does it mean if l have PN younger I will in massive pain at a younger age?

How do you all deal with this?
It all just seems so negative from here.

Sorry but this is very depressing. I am normally a very happy person, but now l am worried and waiting for the sharp pains everyone is talking about.

Sue
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