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Old 12-17-2017, 02:54 AM #3
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Lorax,

I hope your son recovers quickly.

I often felt bad for the young folks on here who didn't have some maturity from life experience to help with recovery from a really strange and complex issue like pcs.

I lost several friends during my recovery but found out I had 2 friends who know what a friend is, actually simpler that way.

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