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Old 03-26-2008, 11:45 PM #3
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Thank you it's going to help,tell's it all,you and I and so many others
here well it explains all sides of what we thing and must go through.
We are all strong and i'm pround of each and everyone,we do the
very best we can. For the one's who feel you have no one,you do
welcome to your family,we care..Hugs to all Sue
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