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Old 09-22-2006, 05:52 PM #11
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Oh, I forgot to add. I used to do a lot of word puzzles but sometimes if I have smaller seizures, I lose a bit of my vision in my right eye so it's hard for me to see words without them going blurry, moving, etc. I have a lot of fun with card games, I can focus much better on them. I do get cranky when I lose. I swear, one night I sat there for like 5 hours trying to win this stupid jackpot.

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Sending you some hugs.

Hoping you are having a better day.

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