Re: ... ouch :-( ... six days later ... and http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q

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In a message dated 6/9/2004 10:45:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

jbmohr@... writes:

> Your pain/no pain situation sounds like a real bummer!

>

I saw my doctor yesterday. True, it was the therapist, but I forgot to tell

him about the accident. My arm was not hurting. Later that night again at the

keyboard it flared up. I always had pains that were strange.

From what I read about complete and incomplee nerve damage. It seems when my

duplicated GI area is impacted ... I feel pain. Depacted I am back to no pain.

That is truly something to put in writing. And my family doctors opinion

other than telling me not to move is to follow up with my specialists. I am

stuck

:-D. Next I plan to present they possibliity I have a persistent cloaca.

Telling somebody this type of thing use to make me feel rediculous. But after

being correct about the EDS and the rectal duplicastion I should be used to

shocking my doctors. Caro