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Old 07-08-2009, 03:27 PM #17
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Lanny---remind me of your situation, meds you take etc. I can't remember your details. Do you have diabetes? did you take statins/Cipro, etc ...things like that.

I'll look it over and post to you before I leave for vacation.
Some things work better for somethings than others.
I'd like to save you money as well as get you going, on what may help.

Vacation! For fun!!!! Have a great time... you need one after all the pestering I've given you.

When you leaving and when you be back if you don't mind me asking? Just so I know your not ignoring me.
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