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Erika! you blew me away! thanks.

I am always happy to hear theories, explanations, and ideas on how and what causes this stupid disease. The thing is after years and years of being told "its this!" or "nope, we found out its that!" you tend to be gun shy of the information.

I just hope they find out how to fix it, and QUICK!
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