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Old 10-03-2013, 12:48 AM #7
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OMGoodness that is awesome!! Thanks for sharing such an inspiring story. I'll bet he brings a lot of perspective to your life.
Yes - it's really all about the heart, not the body

(but it sure stinks when the body hurts so much ... )

We should have a cane decorating contest!
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