Boy Meets World star Will Friedle recalls kidney stone scare
Friedle experienced blood in his urine during the health scare, which led him to fear something internally catastrophic had occurred.
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Friedle experienced blood in his urine during the health scare, which led him to fear something internally catastrophic had occurred.
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