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Old 11-19-2007, 06:07 PM #2
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Good luck tomorow Mary.. I just know it's going to be great for you, you had good results from the trial and this is going to be great too, stay positive and keep your antioxidents up during this period ok.. I just keep thinking about the Vitimin C study that says can stop RSD from happening, if it can do that then it can help us too, expecialy I think when undergoing any invasive procedures. Please say you'll consider it?


I will be thinking about you tomorow my friend with healing thoughts.. and I look forward to hearing how it went for you soon.
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