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Old 02-21-2011, 10:42 PM #11
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How are you feeling today Tied?

I do hope you have a better day than you have been having.
The surgeon today says I am doing well. I have something similar to dizzy spells but since I can't describe them I don't know what they are. So he tested my balance and I did ok. Said it's probably a needed tweak of the hormones. (((hug back)))
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