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Old 12-01-2007, 11:18 PM #5
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I will be thinking of you and hoping you have a safe trip and that the clinic will help determine what is wrong and even better, what can be done to give you some relief.

I am a little jealous of the snowfalls you all are describing. I haven't really seen much snow in many years. Every Christmas seems to be missing something...

Have a safe journey and let us as soon as possible what you are able to find out. We will all be waiting anxiously to hear.

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