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Old 04-19-2008, 09:36 PM #1
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I'm with you, Rochelle..How can any part of me have "lack of fat" problems?..I think it's interesting, though, that they may have found a way to regenerate myelin..I know they have lots of testing & trials to go thru, but this sort of thing sounds much more promising to me than another version of a CRAB..
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Oh, Puhleeze, PolarEx!!! You are not FAT! You're not even pleasingly plump!!!

But I agree with you -- fuhgettabout the DMD's: let's regenerate myelin!!!
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You always were my favorite, Twink!
I think winter coats and sweaters can cover a multitude of sins..Hopefully the warmer, drier weather (it WILL get here eventually) will help with the extra winter pounds..
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Uhhhh, I tend to avoid sweaters because they expose my sins!!!

If they can't regenerate myelin, I'll settle for an anti-fat pill!!!






I drank a SlimFast once, but the next morning I was still fat...
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Um, gang? It's not that kind of fat.
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Um, gang? It's not that kind of fat.
Let us have our delusions.
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It's good to know there are ppl who are making the testing process faster. I keep hearing all these advances in other areas like diabetics but wonder where all the money is for MS research.
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It's good to know there are ppl who are making the testing process faster. I keep hearing all these advances in other areas like diabetics but wonder where all the money is for MS research.

I'm just glad to see someone is working on something that could help all people with MS, not just one form of it or another. Could help other diseases as well. I really try not to get my hopes up about every new thing, but this would be wonderful..
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