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PostPosted: 05/07/07 - 08:27    Post subject: stomach pain that wont go away Vote now! Reply with quote
im 12 years old and i been having a stomach ache for the last month now and it wont go away the docters said it was nonething but its been hurting me to long now. Its starting to annoy me a lot.
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