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Old 01-25-2008, 04:58 PM #39
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Bry is my "safe place" also. It seems like my pain is always higher when he isn't home. But, the second he walks in the door I feel a sudden lift of pressure...it's very cool!

I agree with you about putting your heart out to those that have to go it alone. I am sure that you could agree that you would be absolutely miserable without your GF. I don't know where I'd be without Bryan. He has picked me up, literally, so many times when I have fallen. He has seen me at my WORST. The scary thing is that I am only 27 and he knew what he was getting into. He jumped anyways!


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