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PostPosted: 07/09/08 - 12:59    Post subject: tonsilectomy Vote now! Reply with quote
Someone please give me feedback on this.......my daughter is 3yrs old, and has to have her tonsils removed in 2 days due to sleep apnea.....i am so scared and nervous......is there anyone out there who has a child that had their tonsils removed as young as my daughters age? And if so, what was the recovery like?
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