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Old 07-20-2007, 11:42 PM #15
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Good on you Broken wings, as this is a reliable resorce of information.

Fact is.. a new MRI is coming out that proves an area of the brain to prove severe pain. Not soon enough, I say. Will take a couple more years for Canada though but is going to come there too.

My believe is.. you can only claim disbelieve for so long until technology catches up and proves the point

be well
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