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Old 01-22-2014, 02:41 PM #17
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Nanc, I love the idea of a really cool heat pack

Hope you're doing ok today x

Bram,
You like that huh Bram haha!

And thanks, I am doing ok. I finally slept this morning, so that helps. Was up again last night with the itching. I think the bacitracin is irritating me now...argh! But I can see that they are drying up even more, so that it good! Having a lot of discomfort in that front incision, still. I am impatient and need to listen to my body and continue to relax
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