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Old 08-29-2007, 08:29 PM #2
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Default Please give me a couple of days?
I've done research about what all this means and I still don't get 90% of it, I'll pull together my 'sites' that can help you understand it all, UNLESS someone else beats me to IT?
Hold on tight, this is just part of the 'diagnosis' process! The next steps are less scary [so I am told], I just got used to being a person going thru LOTS OF TESTS! I suppose it gets easier after each test, some I am not too sure about, but each of us have our well 'quirks'? - j
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