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Old 06-10-2013, 09:09 AM #4
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Heart Hi Nanc

That is such a tough call. What to do. If you get it fixed and it works, then maybe you can join us on the lake. A nice thought, that. We took my stim wired back and enjoyed an evening on the water last night. When it does work for a patient, it is quite a blessing.

I know the decisions are oh so hard. Thus I pray all will be well.
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