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Old 09-13-2010, 04:51 AM #8
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legal lady,

thanks for your story to date. I want you to know I am sorry for your horrible problems, but I am very glad you are sharing.
it helps me and other people with facial pain to read about other peoples experiences and treatments.

I will wish you good luck and will be thinking of you thru surgery and sending you good energy.

please post when you are up to it and let us know how things went and then when you are recovered, if you can, please share your experience with us.

thanks

Easygoing
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