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Old 12-20-2015, 07:35 AM #9
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I'm working full time. It's a huge struggle. I have a desk job, in something similar to IT. Right side ntos. I just had a rib removed on the 4th.

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Hi Stephrm32,

How are you doing after rib removal surgery? Do you work on computer all day caused you ntos or something else ?

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