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Old 02-08-2010, 01:04 AM #1
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I will cer tainly lift you up in prayer,,Im sorry to hear about your flare,,im in a deep one too,as well as quite a few others who are on this site that i've talked to lately,,,May the lord bless us all and bring healing and peace to us,,,,,bobber,,,,,,,p.s ,,,,,my mom lives in W.Va,,and they are getting hammered with snow for the last couple of days,,,,Stay warm,stress free,and in prayer,,,,your buddy,bobber
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I am so sorry. We all feel your pain. I pray the Lord comforts you during this time. Drink a cup of warm (decaf) tea, and listen to some music soothing to you. I found this website... lastfm.com if you put in 'sleep music' it comes up a sleep channel and it has earth sounds.. it is very very calming. I was very suprised. And you can type in any other artists you like. Music has always been calming to my ears, but make sure your body responds in a calming way, not all 'calming' sounds or cds are calming for everyone!!!
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