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Old 11-22-2008, 10:04 AM #26
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And who is it, Rose? That has the B-12 site? States that people with PN should have higher levels of B-12...
Yes, it is Rose (Fuhrman?).
When my 'puter crashed, I lost the URL,
maybe someone else has it.
This may be it:
http://winoverpn.com/rose.html
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