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Old 07-23-2012, 11:21 PM #10
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Heart Need some tweaking on stim

I was a little perturbed with my rep. I called all day to try and get some tweaking to my programs. Well, i had to call the big boss before I got a call back and I was NOT happy! Anyway, it will be Wednesday before I can see her and I have my last two days of class this week. I made it through. I can scarcely believe it. In case y'all haven't noticed yet, I'm a tough little snot lol. Anyway, still icing and have back pain, but things are looking up. I got through a car ride without wailing and teeth gnashing. I am walking regularly. I'm still smiling. As I say whenever I can, rsd will never own me! Hope everyone isn't in too much pain. Thank everyone for your support!! I'm so glad I can talk to my new online friends!!


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