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does anyone has scs move from buttock to abdomen any help?

 
 
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Old 08-11-2013, 10:20 PM #8
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thank you so much for all your support, i know only people like us,suffering with this condition really understand what surround us and is not easy, i will definitely will insist on a 3rd opinion before i take any action, i really regret
not to ask for any help before, sometimes we think that we will be able to handle everything by ourselves but we definitely need some kind of support and now i'm in the right place,thanks, these condition is really getting zoo tired
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