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Old 07-24-2007, 09:55 AM #1
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Cool Greetings from Ohio!!
Hi there! Some might remember me from way back in the other chitchat room. I'm in need of friends right now as my Trigeminal Neuralgia pain that I've had for 10 yrs seems to be suddenly on the rise.

Several names are familiar to me, it's good to be back with friends from long ago

Huggers to all,

Corkybird
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