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Old 06-26-2010, 09:22 AM #14
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As I have continual spread I too have the feelings you all described..My son is going off to college in august and it is killing me inside. He is my light. I am so sad and lots of mornings I just don't want to get up anymore. Hubby is around but does not deal too well with this-mom cries when I tell her- friends get tired of hearing it....Just want to give up!

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