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Old 03-28-2008, 08:47 PM #6
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is good news,just rest in between..Now don't you just hate it when
they want to put you in a place at 42,where they know everyone
over the age of 90 can beat you at shuffelboard.. That's sounds
unhealthy to me..I mean if you fall it should be where no one can
see you wear boxers under your mumu,or moo moo,whatever
more power to you sister... And hugs to very strong people,Sue
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