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Old 12-28-2007, 03:08 PM #20
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Cyclelops:

Thanks for explaining the whole gastroparesis thing. I had no idea it was so complicated and involved the whole digestive tract.

My god, the stuff many of you have to endure. I shall never complain about anything ever again.

It boggles the mind what people have gone through and yet, still have a sense of humor.

Take care,

Melody
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