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07/08/2000 21:06:21
 
 
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07/08/2000 20:56:03
Cindy Winegarden
Duke University Medical Center
Durham, North Carolina, United States
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Visual FoxPro
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Coding, syntax & commands
Miscellaneous
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00401674
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>Read quickly, the below exchange sounds like you had scar tissue removed from your brain. Did they at least leave a little brain...? ;-)
>

No, I'm beginning to think they mistook my brain for scar tissue...I dread summer surgery, with the joy and confusion of all new interns every July 1; it wouldn't be the first time one of them mistook my head for some other portion of my anatomy...

>Hope you're feeling better.
>

Just sore at this point...the worst thing about surgery to remove keloid adhesions is every time they perform surgery to remove keloid adhesions, the likelihood of forming more keloids increases...recursive surgery. If I didn't know better, I'd start believing that my need for surgery seemed to become acute about 60-90 days before tuition was due for my surgeon's college-age kids!
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