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Old 05-17-2011, 11:00 AM #1
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Default its lonely sometimes
between pain suffering and all the treament sessions and drs appts, and nobody to really understand you here it sure gets lonely, I post in other sites and have done so often but still not the same as a warmblooded person in the room whom understands. i am surrounded by love and always have someone around(four kids you know) but still not the same.. in fact it makes me feel more alone.. how to beat that????still trying
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