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Dear Deci,

Please give me some advice regarding the recovery of your husband. I am starting to lose hope cause my husband has been bedridden for 10 months now. He's only 49 years old. He used to be a very jolly person and until now i can't believe this is happening to him. We're trying to talk to him but he cannot response. He cannot communicate with us. Please help me. Thank you.
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