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Old 12-22-2011, 09:04 PM #17
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Ok, so I had to re do all my persurgery testing. Things are on schedule for Jan11th. I am going to stay away from anyone who sneezes. I have been taking vitamin c daily also.I have also been to the cyro 2x a week. This has helped a bit. My pain is still intense in my arm and neck. It is a good thing that my surgery was rescheduled. My belovid cat passed yesterday and I have been crying nonstop !!! I hope I feel better when my surgery comes around than I do now. I am a total wreck !!!
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