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Old 03-12-2009, 11:54 AM #35
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Hi Cherie,

Haven't seen you around the forum in a little while and hope everything is OK!

How is your daughter doing now? And yourself? I really hope that you are both OK and that your daughter is feeling better and that you have got some much-needed answers by now!

Take care of yourself and please know that if you ever need anything, I am here for you - I KNOW how hard and scary it is dealing with a illness at a young age so I am here for you both!

You're in my thoughts and prayers. Sending many gentle hugs your way!
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