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my mom has Acute Pancreatitis pain after 2 weeks in the hosp

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PostPosted: 01/21/08 - 21:10    Post subject: my mom has Acute Pancreatitis pain after 2 weeks in the hosp Vote now! Reply with quote
the dcotor says she has Acute Pancreatitis and she been in the hospital for 2 weeks


the pain come and gose one day no pain the next day very bad pain will this ever go away she 77 years old and it so hard to see her in this much pain



how long will the pain last like this and will she ever be like what she use to be
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