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Old 10-15-2013, 07:47 PM #9
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Ditto to all the above esp. no ice. I have had several Grand dauhters that were / are Cheerleaders and it makes me cringe to see what they do. Blown out knees, torn ACLs . Falls etc. I cannot watch this anymore it is so upsetting. Will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers. Carol
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