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The people who support me keep me going

This is just a small post to thank everybody for their support of me. Without a wonderful husband who rubs my pains away, without my friend Liz who is running her second Cupid's Undie Run on behalf of me (and who also kept my husband company while I was in surgery last August), and if it weren't for my good doctors and my friends and of course my FAMILY who weren't there for me, I don't know what I would do. I am constantly grateful for your support- you listening to my whining, etc etc.

I see my new obgyn soon (the 18th) who will hopefully shed some light/insight on my ilio-inguinal pain and how I can deal with it.  I am positive this started slowly with the NF tumor near or on my genito-femoral nerve, and then got worse with surgery. I'll see. At least I have a new pain doctor who wants to help me through this too.

Anyway, if you were brought here from Liz's link on her donation page, feel free to ask me any questions! Take care, much love!

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  1. TaraJanuary 10, 2012 at 9:51 AM

    um how had I never heard of this run before?! I wish there was one in like Charlotte, I'd totally do it! lol (atlanta isn't that far buuut...too far to go for a little run like this, haha)

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