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Old 08-24-2007, 07:55 AM #1
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Default ang....and remission
hey ang,

Good to hear from you! So tell me what is remission like? Are you completely pain free? Do you still have the "popcorn popping" or any other symptoms? Very interested......sometimes I think I might be in remission too but still having some symptoms(although greatly reduced!) Anyway, glad you are feeling better and hope to hear from you soon, jen
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