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Old 03-30-2019, 12:12 PM
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The good news is that not eating a burger due to a little pain will help with the weight loss.
The bad news is it hurts to eat burgers.

Glad to hear you are well and truly on the mend, Bill. So if I get my skull drilled, do you think that will help my tinnitus?
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Old 03-30-2019, 06:31 PM
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The bad news is it hurts to eat burgers.

Glad to hear you are well and truly on the mend, Bill. So if I get my skull drilled, do you think that will help my tinnitus?
Mine is now a small fraction of what it was. But I think that is because they messed around with the middle ear.
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Seems you are doing pretty well, LB.

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Seems you are doing pretty well, LB.
yes, and thankful for it.
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yes, and thankful for it.
As we all are for you!
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Glad you are feeling better Bill.
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Good to hear, LB.
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A relative has serious brain surgery coming up later this month. I hope his outcome is a good as LB's but it is a different kind and in a pretty difficult area to access. He does have the best neurosurgeon in the country for this type of surgery, so we are hopeful.
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^ My relative came through his surgery very well...now on to the recovery/rehab.

I posted about my little surgery in the Mohs thread.
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