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Old 01-16-2016, 12:20 AM #10
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Kay,

I am happy to hear the report that your husband was in a good mood after talking a little while.

I envy people who have options for their hair. My hair has been thin since forever. I have to keep it short. Mom and sis and I have the same hair.

'Good that you are watching the seroquel (and the symptoms carefully).
It sounds stressful actually. Sorry.


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