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Old 06-29-2007, 09:35 PM #5
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Hey pngsista,
thought Id let you know Im 35 and generally dont wear a bra cos my arms dont work(Ive got myasthenia gravis)well all the time, maybe we should start our own club , as for doctors, weeeellllll dont get me started, Im only new here, and its helped me heaps, everyone is so very caring
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