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Both times went through the front. My neck looks like a race track. Heard it was hard going though the back because of the muscles, however I know exactly what you mean about not swallowing. To this day, I cannot swallow big pills. Nope, come right back out with a gag. I am three years out so this is as good as its going to get. It does improve however with food. You will eat again normally, promise.....ginnie
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