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Old 10-20-2015, 09:32 PM #10
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Today I walked around a little more than usual and stood up more also. I'm trying to get prepared to start standing back at work. Pain is still bad and I guess I'll deal with it as it comes.
I was washing dishes and the nerve pain hit me like bugs in my skin coming from inside out. I'm going to look goofy at work slapping my foot and then screaming because it hurts to hit it. I hope surveillance doesn't have the cameras on me lol


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