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Old 07-02-2009, 08:36 PM #11
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this disease is weird,,what works fior one dosent for another,,,its an oxymoron,,,,rsd you have to keep moving it,,,the sprain,,youhave to rest it,,,i agree with the wet towel,,as for the boot,,,thats where you have to know for sure,,,either way could help of be a disaster,,,,hit the ant-inflams,,,,youve got my prayers,,when it rains it pours,,,,bobber
Hay,
Bobber,
I thought "I" was the "OxyMoron" 'round here!
Now, you come along and wanna compete?
What's wit dat?


All good, my friend.

This, to "cool, or not to cool" is quite a question. All things in moderation, (Including Moderation).
Well, I do think the swelling needs to be kept down, even with a cool damp cloth. Not ICE, on the skin!

pete


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