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Old 03-23-2011, 10:09 PM #18
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I have actually been a little scared to turn it on at all t oday, since i am so sore from the procedure. I will tommarrow. I need to get over the initial bump before my trial runs out.

Thanks for the BLAST, eventho i have already did 4/5. Goodnight.. Mr ambien kicking in.


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