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Posted by Dave from MN on June 07, 2006 at 19:10:01 from (67.133.90.29):
Messed my knee up a while back and with the constant clicking and popping when i walk and do anything , i went to mr doctor. He says I probably damaged my cartilage and is schedualing me for an MRI. Said I may have to have some scopeto opto something er nother, to trim the cartilage, then I may have more problems with it in the future. Anyone been there done that on there knee's I am worried, I got farming to do and lots of farming fer others that are depending on me this fall and such. I'm only 35, why is everything hitting me this year, cholesteral, tendonitis, major headaches. I felt healthier when I was running half a plant on 3-4 hours of sleep anight and 16 hour days. Too young for old age. Yes I hear that violin
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