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Old 02-17-2008, 11:48 AM #4
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Mrs. D....Okay!!!!!!!!

See, that's why I love ya!!!

Thanks much.

Can't get too much information, that's what I always think. Better to know and be aware, than NOT!!

Again, my thanks

And Sue: Alan is on plavix and a baby aspirin every day. So far, so good. Been doing this over 18 months now.
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