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Old 06-06-2010, 03:46 PM #24
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Not sure I quite understand what you are alluding to....

Is Bobber OK??

Please pass along my sincere best wishes....

XOXOX Sandy


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Originally Posted by fmichael View Post
Debby -

Spoke with Bobber about a week ago. Sounded like his treatment was progressing much more slowly than he had been led to believe. There are probably only a few places in the country really equipped to handle all the issues he's got going, and it's my sense that mere mortals could be expected to be scared off at this point.

Mike
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