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Old 03-30-2009, 03:54 PM #13
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Oh, Carrie, do try to find that when you're feeling better. I don't want to sound gross, but that would be very interesting to understand what is actually going on in there. Take care of yourself!!
I also plan on donating for science and others. I think that one of the concerns would be the length/strength of medications I have been on for so long. The way I see it is if my body can help in someway I'm all for it
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