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Welcome to NT.

I'm so sorry you are having so much pain. I think our loved ones sometimes blurt out things, trying to help, but actually making you feel worse. They can't help it. At least that's what I believe.

You couldn't find a bunch of nicer people here on the boards. I've been coming here for years.

Post where and when you want, read other's posts. Sometimes they will make you cry, sometimes they will make you laugh, and occasionally they will make you say, "That's it!"
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