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Old 05-17-2008, 02:35 PM #15
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Default A Key point was missed in this thread?
And while it's OT, it IS IMPORTANT.
That is what Shiney Sue said about her cancer in post #10 that it is becoming less of a problem. She had been undergoing chemo and it seems that the treatments have been successful!

HORRAY SUE! Keep beating the monster to death and hug your kidlets!

Melody I am sure both You and Alan will go thru honey withdrawal, it is the curse of life for those who have to 'watch things' Sigh - j
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