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Old 11-13-2006, 12:59 PM #4
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Monstermash,
Thanks a lot for the update on Paige. I am glad to hear that her son is in college. I know a lady that used to be on the old, old forum that had Chiari and she had told Paige way back then that it sounded as if her daughter had it. I sure hope she is doing well after the surgery for it.

Again, Thank You So Much for the update. If you hear from her again please tell her I said Hi.

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Janet
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