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Old 07-30-2007, 08:19 PM #2
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Burnt, that is an AWESOME poem!!! You should send it to the national TN association (not that they'd do anything with it) but it's one that all of us trigeminal sufferers can relate to. I have the atypical type, don't have too many of the electric type shooting pains..but in the local chapter of our TN support group, there's many who have gone for WEEKS with constant pain.
Keep up the poetry Burnt, you do great work!!!


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