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Old 10-05-2012, 11:52 AM #6
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On the other hand, some of us can not tollerate ice or anything slightly cold due to nerve damage. There are no absolutes or darn few of them. If you ice her, and it's a good idea, and she starts screaming bloody murder, discontinue immediately and forget it. You know your child and can tell the difference between fussing over an ice pack and screaming due to increased pain. Best wishes.
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