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Old 12-03-2006, 06:58 PM #2
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dear ada

i know we don't' know each other very well - i just want to say that i am praying for you and your family and i really hope that things will get easier. This isn't the same but I am losing one of my closest relatives to cancer at the moment - so I can empathise a little bit (as well as sympathise a huge amount)

I am sending you lots of virtual hugs - please let me know if there is anything useful I can do.

Love and hugs (pain free - of course! for both physical and emotional pain)

Rosie xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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