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Old 12-04-2013, 09:33 PM #1
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Default ugh tomorrow is going to be a long day.
I have to drive into El Paso tomorrow for my son's gastroenterologist appt. It's going to be a long day because we have to leave early to get there then go to appt then drive back. Wish me luck that I don't have to take a pain pill or have too much pain. I will take them with me as a just in case. I have 4 wks before my newest goober boy joins us and I will have less back aches because I will have my body back and start treatment again.
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