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Old 04-28-2011, 10:29 AM #1
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Unhappy There are no acm to talk to
I tried posting about fluid collection someone put moved dont no were i moved im still here getting no replys there is never anyone on chiari forum i fill im alone , does someone have to invite u in there group i just roll through looking for advice sometimes lending a opinion or a simple hello an hope maybe i can cheer someone else up i know acm is a n defect so i should fit in but were is my forum?:
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