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Old 02-14-2007, 11:49 AM #1
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Happy Valentines day to everyone! If you do not have a sweetheart, then accept a hug from your many friends here in the community! If you do have a sweetheart, enjoy your day of celebrating love!

I want to send out my love and hugs to all my friends here in this community and thank you all for being there through my ups and downs while I navigate this very unpredictible disease called life and the side effect that is PN!

Terri
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