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Old 09-13-2013, 05:09 PM #10
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Default Hi Doc

Sorry the arthritis is bad. My son said they haven't made much progress medically speaking for it for 50 years. Got that same news on Tuesday. Trying Mobic, this past week. Can't tell anything different yet. I am hoping.....
Have you tried this medication? take care Doc. wish all the lousy diseases we hear about on NT would just magically go away. Have a good night and less pain. ginnie
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