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Old 07-28-2007, 06:37 PM #2
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frogga,
Iam so sorry for the added trouble which you so don't need. It must be that kind of week. I fell last night for the 2nd time this week. I was making my bed, lost my balance and as usual I hit my bad side on the nite stand. my foot is so swollen and the bruise is gettig bigger by the minute. I hope and pray that you feel better.

Sue K.
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