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Good for you to catch that in time. Speedy recovery to you.
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Drug Tripping: My Latest Adventure (Or, the importance of REM sleep)
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Good for you to catch that in time. Speedy recovery to you.
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Thank you. It's been 32 days since the surgery but the pain is taking forever to ease off. More disturbing is the fact that the surgeon cut a sensation nerve so there is a numb area on my abdomen. Google says that sensation should return eventually, but it's been over a month.
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