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Old 01-07-2009, 06:17 PM #10
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Roz, how are you doing?? you are very dear to me too... haven't heard from you in FOREVER!! How did the IV therapy go? I haven't really been up to keeping up with NT as I haven't been well enough but do PM me and let me know how you're doing!!

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Rosie
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