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Old 03-02-2018, 06:13 PM #21
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Thank you so much Bud, for the encouragement! It’s reassuring to know that even though it changed your life drastically, you feel you are better off in ways. I can say, I am less stressed in ways (no one in the outside world is placing demands or expectations on me), and with the isolation, I haven’t been sick at all. There’s some positives! Thanks for helping me look at the bright side....and I’ll try to be more patient. My best wishes to you and continued recovery.
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