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Old 09-13-2011, 06:31 AM #6
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Erin,

So absolutely wonderful to hear from you!! Sorry doesn't begin to express what I feel about all that you have been through...but at least you finally have some truly positive medical advances going on now.

How you have kept your spirit so upbeat is beyond me girl -- you are a bit of a miracle!! How's the family (son / hubby) and your little niece...still in NY?
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