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Old 02-02-2012, 09:29 PM #33
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Default Hi msjanice
So glad you are in contact with the doctors. The alergic reaction or lip swelling isn't a good thing so It is good you are waiting to hear from the doctors office. Since my two bouts of this kind of swelling, it make me awhere of the condition. good wishes to you and I hope it works out. ginnie
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