Are the Hopkins eligible to claim the earned income credit?

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Explanation:

Pain in a bone or joint that gets worse over time, especially if the pain is severe enough so that it interferes with sleep.

A noticeable mass or lump in an arm or leg, particularly in the areas around a shoulder or knee.

Back pain or a loss of bowel or bladder control. These symptoms can occur if the tumor is in the pelvis or at the base of the spine. These are very uncommon symptoms.

The main symptoms are: pain or tenderness. This may start as an ache that doesn't go away.