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Old 01-17-2009, 11:15 PM #6
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kind of weird in a way, its true aint much you can do about it anyway(meaning controlling if we get it or not) call it epilepsy call it RSD call it parkinsons or MS, it something we all have and ...

lala lalalalala live for today....dont worry about tomorrow hey hey ey...

thats what we have to do, it not always easy, thats for sure. I have a long way to go on mastering this at times
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