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Old 06-15-2016, 12:18 AM #6
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Hi Deja Vu

Welcome back - you've been missed around here. Sorry to hear of the family and personal tribulations you've been through.

As usual your perceptive observations of the medical system (such as it is) and wise advice to those who are struggling are valuable to us all.

Keep biting on that bullet and hopefully your life will quieten down a little and we'll see you here more often. Take care.
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