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Old 01-12-2010, 09:33 PM #3
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Dear momz
It grieves me to hear about your condition, Im hopeing that it calms down, and maybe as KS said,Its a reaction of some sort,please know that your in my prayers,,,,Also I noticed your in P.A,,,,,they have terrible winters,,,,,keep posting,vent,stay positive somehow,,May the Lord give you relief,,,,,,,,,,,,,bobber
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