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Old 08-09-2014, 11:31 PM #24
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I'm here Sally...LOL!
Just lurking around, being here for peeps who may need me. Been feeling a bit
lonely for the way things used to be.. I'm not talking about the fun thingy but
more the comradery we all had here.. I know that things and peeps change
and that is all good, but I'm getting old and wish things could stand still for
awhile longer.

Anyway, still here and still loving you all.
Awww, Sally. I hate change too. Yes, this forum seems a lot less active than it was when I joined 6 years ago! But I still come back when I can. I'm doing well and still working (knock on wood!!).

You were one of the first that helped me out in the midst of my diagnosis shock. I will always remember that.

I really miss Victor.
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