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Old 08-10-2010, 02:15 PM #2
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You had coma treatment in the U.S.? If so that's a good thing because not long ago it was prohibited by the federal government for this procedure to be performed in the States. Two days under may be the reason its changed or it could be the State telling the fed to bug off, perhaps.
Congratulations on the 90% reduction in pain, you must feel like you've been born again, I'm sure!
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