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Old 07-09-2009, 11:28 AM #10
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Sending hugs of symapthy your way. Fuzzy visin, double vision, etc all all for the birds. The nausea - we won't even mention how much fun that is!

Hope this all clears up and FAST

(my hubby says I look sexy-scary in my eye patched days. Yeah, like I felt I was sexy - not...)
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