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Old 01-22-2013, 07:17 PM #11
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Hey Regis,

I would drive.. but I can't! I'm in too much pain. I made a 5 1/2 hr drive to the gulf last weekend and almost got stranded on my way back because I was having to push so hard to keep driving! Irony, right?

Thank you for the other tips, I'll be sure to look into all of that! How many days of pain meds did you actually need?
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