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Old 02-21-2014, 05:45 AM #9
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Its ok, sorry you're having a tough time again Kev, it's always nasty when things get personal... Brits are particularly good at making life hell for someone

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Spread to entire left leg and foot, left arm, right foot.

Coeliac since 2007.
Patella femoral arthritis both knees.

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