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Old 04-18-2007, 10:56 AM #5
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It's so sad, it was very hard to watch on TV. I can't imagine how you feel Mari - working at a college.

Bizi - so true, so many sick people out there, not getting help.

BF - I am glad your cousin's son is okay, he must be really upset.

It all scares me, because you never know, where you are and these type of things happen........

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