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Old 02-12-2008, 09:00 AM #36
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Wow, RW, you must be one sweet girlfriend! All these people picking on you and you just keep smilin'. Or is that smile the sweet thought of revenge?

I'm glad to hear your neuro appointment went fairly well. He/she sounds like a keeper! Mine is like that, she will just keep talking with you if you need it. And you never have to wait long to see her. I'm wondering if she has extra long appt for yappers like me.
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