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Old 03-11-2008, 10:18 PM #7
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I have had a very hard time using my writing hand J.for the last 2 years
with writing hand. I started to finally do what you did write my name
and copy on so hand didn't look shaky..Bob the same thing,we got
pneumonia shots,at same time,he is having trouble with balance. Do
you remember having a fever when you got innoculation? Hugs Sue
I have been told don't care how you do make a x,that so badly hurts.
Pain wise my can't let my fingers touch ,to much pain.
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