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Radiculopathy and back pain much worse despite microdiscectomy 2011

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Old 03-05-2013, 05:04 PM #1
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Default Hi Kathy
I tell you, that would tick me off in the worst way. Whose body is it anyway. yours or your medical staff? Don't like how they work it for you overthere, you should be able to see anything you want. Your body belongs to you. wish things could change....ginnie
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