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Old 07-07-2008, 09:55 PM #6
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So sorry dear for ALL you are going through. I know you wish things could be better. I heard that sometimes you need to give the prednisone time to work. Hope that it does show some improvement for YOU!!!

AND.. yes ride that wheelchair as if you are the QUEEN and every one should bow with respect!! I mean this!!

You deserve to be taken for a "ride".. to be wheeled around. Sit up as if you ARE THE QUEEN!!!

Then this horrible monster cannot truly rule nor ruin your special time with your daughter.

Keep us posted k?
Because I care, Jan
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