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Old 04-14-2010, 06:27 PM #17
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....... we are talking about a WIFE trying to save her husband's life! Nobody is going behind anybody's 'back' here! I'm sorry you've interpretted it this way. The husband and wife have signed consent forms.

If a person TRULY want's to be under proper treatment, there shouldn't even be an issue of 'hiding' anything.

Respectfully,
Rae
Thanks Rae, that is really what it is, trying to save someone's life.
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