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Old 12-04-2011, 05:56 PM #1
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sounds like you're on your way to celebrating the season.
pace yourself. i'm glad your dr gave you the meds.
Yeah, I was supposed to have help with all of my Christmas baking, but she has been sick for two weeks, so I really don't want to bother her. The family is supposed to go to Zoo Lights soon too. I usually don't get a chance to pace myself between October and the end of January. But I don't want my family (especially the kids) to miss out on anything because of my health.
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