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Old 04-16-2009, 08:11 PM #15
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Default IT IS GREAT to KNOW
You came out pretty fine and are doing the suitable complaining!
Congratulations on continued IVIG! It'll help you heal in that you won't get lots of sundry infections [so I've heard]. Only thing I've found is that it takes about 2-4 weeks longer to heal any little or big thing [bruises and the like].
Go hug Bob and everyone who matters! Enjoy each day as you heal and go do your good things, good person! 's - j
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