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A water storm has hit my part of the city of the last few months - it’s unfortunate to say some of my patients have sustained terrible injuries like slipping and falling on their knee cap.

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A water storm has hit my part of the city of the last few months - it’s unfortunate to say some of my patients have sustained terrible injuries like slipping and falling on their knee cap. submitted by /u/Siaxis6
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