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Old 11-11-2013, 09:49 PM #8
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The actual injury that i had has healed. I have full use of my arm/shoulder with hust a little clicking feeling when rotating. Its just the burning, stabbing, swelling, etc, left behind.

The auto accident happened when a car ran the stop sign and hit me in the passanger back panel....case is not closed, but im stuck with all the medical bills until we get it setteled...could be years from now.
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