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Old 05-07-2008, 12:42 AM #11
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Good to hear at least the surgery is over - but sorry you now have such a difficult patient! (and kudos to your patience!) Involving the nurse sounds like a great idea - men can be just a "tad" difficult about being sick eh... Just be sure to take care of yourself too - as mentioned you are doing really well right now it seems and you dont want to compromise that!

Take care of both of you
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