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Old 02-20-2012, 02:37 PM #8
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This first surgery is a "test" according to him; after this initial surgery, if I choose to have my right side done as well, he is willing to operate.
Laura
Laura,

What do you mean the first surgery is a test?

What is being done in this test and how would it differ from the 2nd surgery?

Never heard of a two step process before.

Thanks.

KY
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