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Old 10-11-2006, 10:35 AM #3
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Oh anne, that is sadistic and cruel.... I however like the way you think ! how many times during a flare you mention to somebody the way you feel and they just brush you off and expect you to smile and be your old self to them... it just happens, though we pay the price later on.... because we try and live the norm!!!

For those here that are not familiar with GOOBER this is the nasty beast who resides within... I thought since he is around so much may as well give him a name! During a flare on the left side he actually raises to the size of a golf ball !!!!!

Best to all........ Mark-n-Goober
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