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Old 04-13-2013, 08:30 AM #3
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Thank you! I am so afraid to have hope again. I really appreciate your answer! I guess before moving here I had become ok with living with the pain I've got. Now with this new doc I'm starting to hope again I have four kids that I've got to make sure I get up every morning for to imagine a day I could wake up with less pain I realize no pain is reaching and only hope to decrease it any amount to help with day to day life. Thank you again.
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