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Old 12-01-2008, 04:38 PM #9
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and I love all these phrases with me being undx...

what do you mean you hurt all over..thought you said it wasnt fibro...
what do you mean you cant remember that, you run a McDonald's..

what do you mean you have a HC placard for van, when you are always working so fast on your feet at work...how could you ever need a HC card....

what do you mean, you cant pick up your own child...you did the other day...and running around with her...

etc etc...thanks I love threads like these...vent but having fun too..hugsss,sarah
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