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Old 08-28-2009, 11:29 PM #12
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Hi Carrie,
I am so glad to hear your accident is further behind you and things are starting to resolve!! That must have been terrible for you!!! .. the finger tips are so sensitive as it is !!

I am trying not to rush as much as I have to in order to make it to make it through the day, and on the advice of a fellow poster, I'm trying to pace myself more....it sounds like you have a busy schedule with not enough hours in the day!!!

I really like Bobber's idea of bubble wrap !!!!!

I hope you continue to heal and be pain-free from your ordeal !!
Hope4thebest xoxox
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