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Old 03-26-2009, 08:25 AM #9
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Goodday , my name is kim. i have had r.s.d. i have never heard of remission? what the body can do is jump around to different tigger spots. i do recive disability.Yes, i hired a attorney and won . if i can be of any help .please , let me known and i will try and help. GOD BLESS KIM
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