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Tongue Suspension

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Posted by John in Mt on September 08, 2000 at 08:07:35:
I am schedualed to have this Oct 12. Thier is very little discussion about this procedure in the form. Is thier any one out thier that has had it done and can give me some idea of succsess, recovery, words of wisdom. I have read the study on the Influence web site. I have already had UPPP and Nasel roto-rooter. Both procedures helped and were definetly needed. But, as we all know by reading this form, that is usually not enough.

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