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Old 10-14-2009, 02:02 PM #4
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Oh my gosh you have a got a lot on your plate. It sounds like you need to take a leave to get your self straightend up. I have slurred speech occasionally but it is the breathing issues that you must deal with. I hope that you can be persistant with the phone situation and let them know that your situation needs to be addressed. Please take care of yourself. ~ Melanie
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