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Old 05-02-2011, 04:17 AM #1
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Default "Ok, how long before I can...?"
ok so in one week and one day, its gonna be time, i'm a lil afraid, a lil excited, and a lil terrified. I did go to many of the posts, and i need stretch pants, and courage, and patience. Ok guys, how long before I can shower, make love, walk around, go out the house. (In case you dont know, im getting my permanent scs). Please Respond, Thanks.
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