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Old 01-26-2010, 11:30 PM #9
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to me , its great news..you'll be monitored around the clock,,I hope and pray they find and fix the problem,,you are in a better place,,at least you wont die on the couch,,,whats going is serious,,enjoy the stay .look positive,,at least you have the resources to help you,,,Im happy that they admitted you.. you will be ok,,and we will lift you up in prayer,,,,keep us posted and thank your maker,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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