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Old 08-24-2010, 01:35 AM #28
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I will be with you riding the Elephants Terri.

Don't worry about the "Depends" if you need them wear them. You reach menopause and say great no more pads and then you have to wear pads for a different more embarrassing reason. It is one more thing I have to add to my shopping list. The joys of neuropathy. Yes very grey indeed.
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