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Old 05-25-2008, 05:12 PM #18
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When you have to have an MRI, why not post and let us know? I always felt better knowing my friends were thinking of me while I had to do some nasty test. You may be surprised how nice a few cyber hugs can feel when you're afraid.



And hey, on Wednesday please join us on the Limbo Check in thread, okay? There are probably a lot of limbolanders hanging around this forum, we get together and keep each other up to date with what tests and stuff we're having.

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