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Old 04-28-2009, 07:56 AM #11
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Oh, sure. Leave my AGE in there . Just kiddin' - I figure I've earned every single gray hair and wrinkle. Every BD is cause for celebration - I know many that didn't make it this far!
OK - I just used the delete button to get rid of everything but the bracketed quotes and the one line. Let's see if that does it.
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Not a teacher...a trainer.

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Old 04-28-2009, 07:59 AM #12
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Hi, Curious! I was actually referring to people copying the original post in it's entirety, not snipits of it that refer to something specifically. A post can get pretty long if a bunch of people do that same thing!

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Gotcha.

I know what would work in those cases....use the quote button, so the post can be read while replying. That will help the memory issues, then just remove it before posting.
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Just remember, I'm an MG'r in a flare so go easy on me!
My tummy does need some serious work!

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MY little neice actually asked me if "I had a baby in my tummy" the other day------talk about depressing. Then I thought "Well, I can walk, talk, breathe, etc, and pred will do that......I have seen people actually "morph" after taking pred, so I guess I'm lucky!

But I have been working on my EFX when my back will allow, so it will get better!

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In my flu foggy mind none of this makes sense, I'll wait til I'm 100% well before trying any of this
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Flu? Please say it's not that Swine flu! You be very careful with the flu. Have you seen your doc about it?

I'm not sure that much of this will make any sense even when you're 100% ! You'll have to let me know!

Take care - hope you get feeling froggy (instead of foggy) real soon!
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No not swine flu!! (well I hope not, my nose hasn't started growing, and I havn't developed trotters yet)

Havn't seen my doc, but am monitering myself, and if any probs will go to our little local hospital, they know me well there and are great.
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