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Old 11-17-2007, 06:45 PM #22
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Greyhoundlover, I never did hear back from you about how things are going with the splint? Did you try with and without to see which you do better with? I don't want you to hurt yourself further. You know yourself better than anyone.

Let me know. I hope things are well for you.
TTL J
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