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Old 08-12-2013, 09:25 AM #1
Liza Joubert Liza Joubert is offline
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Default Superficial Siderosis issues
Hi,

Thanks I shall try. I am still getting thehang of how to post messages and sometimes I cannot even find where I should be. Maybe I have some technological issues...

They have taken Steven of his Baclufen and his anger has gone, Thank heavens. But now his balance issues are back.

we shall see what goes on now.

Thanks Liza
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