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Old 09-12-2007, 05:47 PM #1
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Iam back! fore just a bitt. I am in for week of recoverying from a stroke from my lest side. Cann you leleave it? Everything seemsd nourmal and whammy it hit me hard. I haVE MY MAMORY and stuff butt don't wallk good yet. Leffft iye can't see good yet. speach is kinda bad. Slowly moving, but faster and fastter all time. pleese fourgive my spell pleese? Cannooot use fones yet. Fingggars funny twisted on left. I am in MAINE now. Doc said typin good praktis.

I love allllys you guysys sooo muched. Please keep CHINS UuP!!!! Luv Mark

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