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Old 12-07-2013, 11:45 PM #18
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Wow, I cannot fathom someone saying this to a loved one!! They are supposed to pick you up, not knock you down. I'm so very sorry, but you're life is still worth something even with RSD!! Do not give up, and know that you have plenty here you can lean on. I'm so very sorry.

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