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Old 01-26-2008, 04:00 AM #1
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hope to hear from you more, too tired. Good name - there are many here who appreciate it.
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Hi TooTired! Welcome! There are a lot of us newbies around that you might recognize!
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Hey,TooTired I'm glad your here.
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Hiya Too Tired, glad you made it!
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Smirk Really cool and a variety of info here!

I am really happy to see such a variiety of forums that address different problems. We are facing the sum total of many different obstacles to health. This multi focus is excellent!

Digging in happily here.. big
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