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Would laser surgery help? I have a third-degree burn due to domestic violence in 2008! (Photos)

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Destin4greatnessJan 21, 2018

I don’t know it seem like my confidence is going out the door year-by-year please refer me to someone I would truly appreciate it thank you and God bless !

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