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Old 05-08-2013, 11:23 PM #15
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I hope you guys don't get bored with me posting all the things that happen to me here. I hope someone else can read this thread and get some kind of information. (I guess if people talking about their medical issues is boring to someone, they should probably read a different forum! )
Yep. if we aren't interested, then we probably aren't here reading what you wrote! If it helps you to write, then write! Your experience can also help others.

I hope getting your tooth fixed clears up all your pain. That would be great!
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