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Old 09-30-2007, 01:52 PM #1
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Default Oh, remember the Birthday fall? It's still giving!
Don't you just love those gifts that keep giving? Well when I fell on my birthday in August and used my "right" arm to catch my fall... and the doctor X-Rayed it to be sure there were no fractures. Of course there weren't.

I had pulled the stuff all around the shoulder joint. So, now I still can't lift the right arm above my head, and this move is killing me! Lifting boxes and moving things is making me mizerable.

CALGON... take me away!

I can't wait till this move is over and I can just soak in a nice hot bath and forget this old house ever existed!

Just venting...
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