MEDICAL SURFARI: PAIN FROM SINUSITIS SHOULD BE CHECKED BY PHYSICIAN
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Friday, October 23, 1998
The oblique rays of sunlight made a dazzling glare on the leaves of a few colorful scrub oaks lining the otherwise bald clay bluffs. The muddy brown and sluggish Mississippi stretched to the skyline north and south. I noticed this for only a moment and then the technicolor was gone and my head once again felt like a swollen river stream undermining the bluff and my sinuses felt as full as the spumy mud banks of the old Mississippi.
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