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Old 04-21-2011, 01:28 PM #11
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Hi Jay, I'm one of the other GUYS around here. I had surgery on one side 20 years ago and it didn't turn out that well so I've never had the other side done. I still have better use of the nonsurgical arm for a lot of things. If you have both sides done back to back like that you're not leaving yourself this option if things don't turn out as well as you hope.
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