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Old 11-06-2006, 02:17 PM #10
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Default David, I surely do understand the...
JOYS of having a long term pneumonia.. It was my 10 week long bout of it that later gave me the 'present' of PN -just as the residual cough gave up the ghost. BTW, my lung x-rays now show scarring as a result.

I hope you get better and stronger daily! Feeling like you are having dinosaurs stomping on you perpetually is not my idea of life.

Thank goodness, I guess, that I get the IVIG monthly so pneu. shots are not an issue.

Mentally sending you a pre-heated laprobe and a gallon of OJ. - j
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