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Old 01-11-2012, 11:03 AM #19
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Default Hi seahorse
I too am still thinking about you. I hope you get some resolution to both the pain issues and insurance. Doc is super good with the information and research. We all wish there was a way to figure out exactly what happened to you. Soemtimes it does take the opinions of many doctors to get the Whole picture. I wish you all the best seahorse. You are in my prayers. ginnie
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