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PostPosted: 05/30/07 - 18:27    Post subject: tonsilectomy Vote now! Reply with quote
I'm 40 years old & scheduled to have my tonsils removed in 8 day 's Sad
Does anybody have any tips on pain control (If it becomes to that), food that has been tolerable to eat Smile
Did anybody lose any weight Smile
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