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Old 07-01-2013, 10:45 AM #11
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Crabs with CRaPS hahahaha. That should be on tshirts!!

Seriously, I'd just like to drink a beer every now and then, but every med I have says don't drink. *sigh* so, I drink diet Pepsi.

It is nice to see and speak to others that are going through the same things I am. Sometimes I wonder if all these dumb tests I'm having are just going to yield the result of an rsd flare. All that for nothing. I guess it's better to know than not know.

TK
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