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Old 01-25-2010, 08:35 AM #5
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are we allowed to post our full name so others here can friend us on facebook.? I need to get you and dew on my list


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Mary

ps. The pump is wonderful. When I had the scs implanted, you may remember it was weeks before I wanted to get out of bed due to pain. With this. my family is threating to tie me to the bed. I want to get out and move... yea
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