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I figured it would be a good thing to do. Looks like they might want to see

them. My knees have been painful for the last several years; initially on

and off, but now pretty much all the time on and rarely off! Now I just need

to make the appointment to see what can be done, if anything. I can really

relate to JoAnn, Ann and everyone else here. I don’t think when I had the

TTT done; they even knew how long something like that would last. When we

moved here, the Dr said they don’t do that procedure anymore. I wonder why?

Maybe they were just behind and now they do them?

Joi

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From: chondromalacia treatment

[mailto:chondromalacia treatment ] On Behalf Of MJD

Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2006 7:45 PM

chondromalacia treatment

Subject: RE: {Disarmed} RE: New here

That's really smart, Joi......to get copies of your

medical (knee) records... it really saves you and any

doctor a lot of time (and usually a second appointment

to go over the " old " records).

nne

Re: New here

I do know of a girl just west of us who had a TTT and

partial knee

replacement when she was in her forties. She seems to

be doing well.

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