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Old 02-27-2008, 06:32 AM #6
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Default I'm also glad to hear from you Roxie--
--these "unknown absences" make me nervous (and nobody needs me nervous).

Sorry to hear you've been sleeping in the recliner, though. (I've been known to do that, but generally not on purpose . . .)

Let us know what the results of the GTT/thyroid testing are. (Given the meds you've been on, don't be too surprised if they are a bit weird--hopefully your doctors will take this into account in their interpretations.)
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