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Old 02-23-2010, 05:39 PM #11
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ha ha no barb, I knew exactly what you meant. I think we are at least making progress with the disability thing. they also sent my mom a packet to fill out. The funny part is they thought I was my own mom. They sent a letter with the packet that this was for my child and I need to fill out all information for my child. Had to call them and get it straight.
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