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My name is Maggie, and my story begins nearly two years ago on New Year's Eve. My family went for a short hike in the woods that morning and then met some friends to go bowling.

That evening, I thought maybe bowling had given me bursitis as my elbow felt unusually painful.

We went to bed long before ringing in the new year, but the pain kept growing.

I really wanted to sleep, so I made an ice sleeve out of a sock, but that pressure was too much,

so I resorted to an old prescription pain med and waited impatiently for that to kick in

before adding ibuprofen to the mix.

Soon after, my husband found me lying on our bedroom floor, as I felt like I might pass out.

He thought this was just my normal response to pain because I have passed out in the past,

but later I began vomiting, which I then attributed to taking meds on an empty stomach.

By morning, I could not get out of bed. I was so

sick. My husband kept trying to get me to stand so we could go to urgent care, but I couldn't.

I finally felt a short window, and we made it downstairs to the car and headed straight to the

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