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Old 04-20-2007, 09:48 PM #22
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Yep, I can totally relate.

I have to admit. I am so pleased with all 3 of my boys anymore.

My oldest has grown so much, and I wanted to say that I feel so disabled
somedays. But I am not too the biggest degree, but the most important
is that my oldest is a productive man now, he has a emotional handicap,
Learning disablities, adhd and he was on SSI, now holds a good job for
a while. I have a neat young grandson who is 5 and I can say I wouldn't
have thought I'd be able to brag about this one years ago.

ITs so nice to be able too.

My middle one is a college student now.

Donna
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