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Old 05-09-2007, 11:08 PM #6
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I think my TN is better today and I'm not floating as much. But my DH is wondering why I dind't call out to the nursing home and see how his Mom is and take the car in for an oil change! Did I mention he works just 2 miles from the nursing home and this 'close to an excacerbation' is due to his Mom being so critical for a week? I felt proud that I took a shower and did a load of laundry today.
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