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Old 07-23-2019, 10:19 PM #1
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That's great.

Good to hear that you like the blanket.

I have one but i keep it in the closet because it is huge.

Maybe I'll get it out tomorrow and use it on the couch when I am sitting --
-- it's hard to lift if I am lying down.


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that is so great. I feel so ungrounded.
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That's great.

Good to hear that you like the blanket.

I have one but i keep it in the closet because it is huge.

Maybe I'll get it out tomorrow and use it on the couch when I am sitting --
-- it's hard to lift if I am lying down.


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Hi M ~ good to hear from you *smiles*. Yes, it is heavy. Taking your suggestion and using it while in my recliner. I know I can't sleep under it.

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I have one that I'm honestly not sure where its at right now.
I used to keep it on my couch. And I would sleep with it because I'd
just fall asleep on the couch with it. But it was great for the pain from
my fibromyalgia. I loved using it.

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