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Old 07-16-2007, 06:43 AM #2
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Awww, thanks Des, for caring

I've been having a rough time of it lately, sorry to say. Right now I can't decide which is worse, rsd or aids. They both suck, but I don't have a laptop so when I'm having an "aids day" (or two or three) I can't spend time online. My puter is downstairs, and the bathroom is upstairs, and with the rsd making numerous trips up and down impossible.... well, you see what I am getting at.

But I'll keep on keepin on, like always. Heck if I know why!
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