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Old 10-03-2007, 08:56 AM #2
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Have you tried mucinex??

My doctor swears by it. And by some saline nose spray thing. My doctor does not like decongestant nose sprays. Never understood completey why, something about rebound effect or something of that nature.

You need lots of chicken soup (with carrots and celery).

I don't need to tell you what you need, you know what you need.

I'm just acting all wifey, like I would do with my Alan.

Feel better.

Melody
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