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Old 12-26-2007, 10:58 PM #7
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wow Billye if your just going on blood pressure pills it's a very good idea
to keep a cup because you don't want it to get to low and make
you dizzy. Is you husband retired and there with you most of the time.
If not you may need one of those aleart thingy..I just had to get
one for my Aunt....Hugs Sue
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