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Hi Penquin

Glad you finally got a correct dx's . I alway feel I can live with something if I know what I'm dealing with but the unknown scares the hell out of me.. It sounds like you are coping well & of course I think we all wished it would have taken up residence elsewhere.

School sounds fun & exciting. Good to have you back.....hugs

Oh Peter, I think I have your kitty setting on my window perch.!They could be twins ?? my kitty came to me as a stray & now he gets accupuncture & massages! We call him the $5000 stray.

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It's great to hear you finally got some answers....yes I agree colonoscopy was real fun, but I am not sure what is worse the test or the prep beforehand....I threw-up the phos-soda, ugh! I actually do not remember the procedure which is nice. The gas pain afterwards was not fun :(

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