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Old 10-28-2007, 06:45 AM #11
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Default Oy--
--you just can't catch a break from breaks, can you?

Other than the absurd aspects to all this, it's got to be getting really tedious . . .are there any more proactive medicational steps (or therapeutic steps) that can be tried? One should not have to worry about fracturing bones while going to the bathroom . . .

I hope you get some pain relief, at least, fairly quickly . . .
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