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Old 04-04-2010, 12:38 PM #8
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My DS22 is dating a girl whose roommate has MS.....and she is only 26. She is on Avonex. He said he really doesn't see her (the roommate) very often but when he did see her.......now get ready for this.......he said she "looked pretty good"!
Pick 'im up by the scruff of ez neck and drop 'im on ez butt..
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