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Old 09-29-2014, 08:38 AM #1
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New classifications fromFacial Pain Association
http://fpa-support.org/classificatio...c-facial-pain/


It's going to take me awhile to say TNP....I don't know why the word "atypical" is such an issue. To me the word "atypical" means it is not the typical classification. I do know it hurts horribly and each day is a struggle.
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