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Old 08-10-2007, 10:16 PM #26
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As we are getting ready for our kids to go back to school.

My middle son is going to his 2nd year of college. And my youngest is going to 10th grade. I'm working on getting him ready. My son's both have disabilities and I'm working through my central abnormallities that are finally getting some help.

I'm also learning to live through my asthma, and allergies. And my husband hasn't realized that I need to have lights and ways to get around in the night so I don't fall. He has a lot to learn.

He is a overgrown kid and needs to realize that just because he thinks he does so much that doesn't mean he does it all.

Donna
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