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Maybe a stupid question but its Something I'm just curious about.

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    Yeah I knew they were rare.. I just still get nervous... and while I was in hospital... they made me do that nasty test with the barium stuff like twice a day... to make sure. it stunk.

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First, leaks are rare, and second, I hear that if you have a leak and try to drink it is very unusually painful. Good luck and try mot to worry!

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First, leaks are rare, and second, I hear that if you have a leak and try to drink it is very unusually painful. Good luck and try mot to worry!
Yeah I knew they were rare.. I just still get nervous... and while I was in hospital... they made me do that nasty test with the barium stuff like twice a day... to make sure. it stunk.

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