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Have you noticed a lot of users here just copy your answer??Who are they?

I mean when you go back and look at your answers do you find that some smart@ss pretty much says the same thing you did only it’s more longwinded or they put in a fake source like they have PHD in whatever the question refered to. Sometimes they will even point you out and say thats not quite right and give their own “hypothesis”. I notice they are always at the bottom of the answers after they’ve read your answer is the only time they can come up with anything and they rate everybody with a thumbsdown. What kind of name can we call them?
technical difficulties: I know for a fact that You Can‘t come up with an answer anyone would want to copy. your answer to me was unintelligent and uncalled for. if that is the best you can do you should crawl back in the sewer you came from.
I think “leeches” would be a good name

why were you on the stairs in the first place being that sick.
secondly the swelling could be from your kidney what did the cat scan show. I guess you don’t know the results yet. my sister is on a lot of the meds you described and she falls a lot. why do you need the valium. I know soma for sleep and percocet for pain don’t know about the lortab but you should stay off the stairs even if you have to move your bed downstairs with your disabilities.
good luck

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