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Old 06-05-2011, 09:58 PM #1
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Default Happy Day Post!
We see enough post that are bummers and I thought I would throw in one that is not, even though it has nothing to do with MG!
Today my princess and I celebrated our 35th - married at 19 and no it wasn't a shotgun wedding! She ( Mary ) has been a trooper helping me cope with MG even before it was diagnosed and I am very lucky to have her!
Everyone should have a love like I have had!
Good Luck to all!
Randy
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