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Old 06-24-2010, 06:34 AM #11
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I just joined living with last week I will have to see if I can find you there.I have been way to busy to make my way around there but when spare time is on my hands I will .
I dont like saying this but I did say it already in my first reply to you thisbe infection from sinus, tooth and other areas if not treated can spread to the trigeminal nerve . I so hope this is NOT the case and that once the infection is cleared up you will be feeling much better!!!
keep on top of this issue and know we are here for you.

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