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anonymousone - 21 Jan 2007 01:51 GMT

Getting close to the end now. Nothing really changing.

I havent noticed much change the last 30 shots or so. Its sort of a
routine. Frankly, I think I could do this much longer than 48 weeks if
I had to, but hopefully that wont be the case.

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kjoh - 21 Jan 2007 03:07 GMT

Wow Anon. Only three more shots. I remember when you started. You had
cardiac issues, yes? Whatch gonna do to celebrate?

Spring's near.
kj

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h00hbt - 21 Jan 2007 15:01 GMT

Way to go anonymousone!!

Are you having any thaughts about "going the extra mile" for safe
measures? not saying that i know if it works that way, im at week 24
now and thinking that maby 60 instead of 48 will give me a better
chance.

Anyway GOOD JOB!!

Kick some dragonbutt

/H

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anonymousone skrev:

> Getting close to the end now. Nothing really changing.
>
> I havent noticed much change the last 30 shots or so. Its sort of a
> routine. Frankly, I think I could do this much longer than 48 weeks if
> I had to, but hopefully that wont be the case.

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elmoemerson@webtv.net - 21 Jan 2007 15:47 GMT

You're so close to the end that I think you could stumble to the finish
line, not that you will. Jolly good show, Ted. :-)
elmo

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anonymousone - 21 Jan 2007 18:12 GMT

> Way to go anonymousone!!
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> > routine. Frankly, I think I could do this much longer than 48 weeks if
> > I had to, but hopefully that wont be the case.

HMO treatment. I dont think 60 weeks is an option,

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