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Old 05-06-2013, 06:34 AM #3
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Hi Clark

I am so sorry that you are facing such terrible symptoms at the moment. It makes me realise just how fortunate I have been, over so many years. I hope that you have someone that you can share this load with - too hard to go it all alone.

Yeah, this is a great place to share - hope you get lots of support and that your pain levels are manageable at the moment.

Lyn

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