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Old 12-20-2023, 03:02 PM #15
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He also said that whiplash causes brain damage, and that there are too many people who get on disability (which is irrelevant) because they, for lack of better words, are too weak to overcome chronic pain.
Yikes.

Thank you.
Get rid of him asap! Ridicules, surprised he didnt call you a welfare queen also! What a jerk! With my injury I would of lashed out and gave him an earful!

Thanks for the update
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