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Melody, sorry to hear of your accident; but really glad you finally "peed". I had surgery a few years ago where I was sent home with a foley in. This was for about 5 days. I was sure glad to get rid of it.

Hope you soon feel better and are up and around getting back to your normal routine.


Gerry
Hi Gerry. Thanks for writing. I am very moved by everyone's best wishes. Keep praying.

Melody
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