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Old 04-29-2008, 02:25 PM #7
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How did my cats get so big then? I never changed their skin!!!!!

Too funny. When I went in for an upper GI, and was coming off of conscious sedation, I remember asking the nurse if she was going to help me and her uncle (my husband) lay the floor that night...

Ok, not nearly as funny as your story.... but.... ah, well... I need to try some xanax now. Ativan didn't have that kind of effect on me
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