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Old 05-12-2010, 09:20 PM #12
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Regarding the glove, how many hours a day/week do you wear this?

Everytime I go outside. If I am reading to my kids and at night at bedtime in case hubby moves the covers around.

I do desentization daily and it has helped me be able to touch certain things. Water is still bothersome and anything cold is horrendous.
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