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Old 05-10-2012, 12:14 AM #1
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What's your pain level? Does anyone else have a hard time doing this? On a scale of one to ten... good days are a four or five. I started flaring up last Saturday and it hasn't gone below a seven since no matter what I do.

So tell me.. what do you do when your pain is worse? What's the highest you've rated your plain? What's the lowest it gets for you?
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