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Old 01-13-2012, 11:27 PM   #1
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Well, it's been a tough week. My husband has a whole different type of pain now..... he broke a tooth! But despite this addition, we did get to spend the day running around to the doctors together. And even with the pain, it was good to just be able to spend time with him.
He has been able to watch a few movies and even managed a little food. This is always a tough situation, but even in the worst times, there is a little lining...
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Well, it's been a tough week. My husband has a whole different type of pain now..... he broke a tooth! But despite this addition, we did get to spend the day running around to the doctors together. And even with the pain, it was good to just be able to spend time with him.
He has been able to watch a few movies and even managed a little food. This is always a tough situation, but even in the worst times, there is a little lining...
I'm glad you were able to spend some time with your husband!
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I am also glad you got to spend sometime with him.

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