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Old 02-11-2011, 04:04 PM #11
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Smile Sorry...my computer died!
Thank you for all the warm welcomes! My computer died right after I posted.

I appreciate you all reassuring me that limbo is normal...I go back & forth between thinking I am imagining everything, or it is just stress, to yes...I must have MS, because this is crazy! I am sure you have all experienced when people downplay the sx they can't see...frustrating!

Crazy is good...I will look forward to more crazy moments. Thanks again!
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