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Old 09-07-2007, 03:12 PM #19
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Melody - good to hear that Alan has healed - Consider This is right - he needs to be really careful! Couple days ago I was in bed and couldnt figure out why my foot kept snagging on the sheets - pulled out a sewing needle from my foot that was almost all the way in and never felt it - I'm lucky, it doesnt look infected or anything - but those feet take extra special care!
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