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Old 12-28-2009, 08:37 PM #11
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We do need help in keeping it all together and pulling it together. We don't even have to get started doing things to get overwhelmed, we just think of it and we get overwhelmed.

Ada
That was the problem all along!! Not to mention that when I was using my arms to try to bake it was making my head hurt the next day.

And when I tried to explain how I felt to my mother she advised me to make a "list" - that it would help me keep track of things. Little does she know how that would how just served to put me completely over the deep end...

Your understanding is awesome! Hope your right side is settling down!

XOXOX Sandy
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