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Old 01-29-2008, 12:32 PM #11
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Default Yes, Billye--
--I'd take that reflex recovery as a good sign, unless the reflex was so brisk you kicked the tester right in the *******.

I'm sorry about yours and Roxie's continuing woes, though. (That possibility of bladder puncture, especially.)

Wonder when you two are going to have enough accumulated evidence for a nice lucrative malpractice suit?
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Glenns post reminds me of a funny story, the first time my strength was tested in my legs after i became numb, the doctor is holding both my legs and tells me to push up. Not being able to feel the resistance well and thinking i wasnt pushing hard enough i gave a good push and the doctor went flying. He said well your strength is still good. ha
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