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Old 03-02-2009, 04:22 PM #2
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Default Hi Info.
I'm glad to hear you have some good Drs. Hopefully you will be able to keep the pain into remission.

I still have spasms but am pain free. I have been pretty much painfree for months. Knock on Wood. LOL

I don't know anything about Botox but I did want to say hi and welcome you to the forum.

There will be others come on and help you soon.

Ada
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