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Old 08-03-2013, 08:36 PM #1
12stargate 12stargate is offline
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Default The new kid on the block
I am still the new kid on the block and somewhat shy and self-conscious.
The other day I copied and pasted an article about PD and pestisides. You all probably read it years ago. Sorrry.
Is it true that red or white wine can slow the shakes down temporarily?
I hope you are all having a good day.
In loving kindness, Eva
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