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Old 07-28-2007, 05:27 PM #1
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AGH! more frustration! I dislocated my shoulder earlier.

I went for a walk with my carer, eunice and Boo and Small. Bear in mind Boo is a 7 stone Alsation and we had hooked her lead over my left hand, which is twisted and thus acts as a sort of hook. Boo pulled and dislocated my shoulder. It's a nightmare as the dystonia has now pulled it onto my chest and is pulling my basically out of the chair! AGH!!!

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