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Old 12-22-2012, 07:44 PM #14
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Well, I just hope that they are able to help with your longstanding high blood pressure and kidney disease issues before those become too serious. That seems to be the real priority for you at the minute given the potential prognosis if it isn't managed. The CRPS and other problems might be difficult but they pale into insignificance if you are faced with failure of these two rather critical organs.
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