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Old 01-29-2014, 12:11 AM #2
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I haven't heard of any type of stem cell research, sorry.

I can however relate to pills (most don't do anything for me), nerve blocks, infusion of the week etc. My P.M.'s next line of defense is maybe a series of ketamine infusions. That's a big IF! If insurance will cover it, if they can find a venue that will do it etc..
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