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Old 11-20-2011, 12:41 PM #1
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Default Love happy endings
I do so love happy endings! 8-) I am glad the surgery worked for you, Zatochi. It is something I keep in mind. Right now, I am sem-functional. I just tire so easily.


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Hello booklass,

Function?

Well I couldn't. I couldn't work, couldn't drive, couldn't go out in public for fear of having an attack. MVD surgery literally saved my life. I'm TN free now and my life is almost back to normal.
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