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Old 06-14-2009, 12:33 PM #1
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Default Not a Good News Thread..
I need to stay away from the Stumble Inn Good News Thread, because....I FEEL LOUSY!!

Anybody else feel lousy?? Everything just hit me today...my MS, DD's MS, kids all have sore thoats, feeling old, achy and cranky. It hurts to move, today.

The other thing that tics me off is, the weather is gorgeous today..

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