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Old 06-13-2007, 04:23 PM #3
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Gosh yep its a big thing when you lose a medicine. And I'm doing that all the time. I can totally relate. Also understand that its hard to have the front seat or back seat drivers too.

I also know that I can't handle it when I have all the extra hands telling me how to do this and that here and there. Seems I know how to do nothing,
until I want help.

Sorry you had such a scare.


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