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Old 09-02-2008, 03:24 PM #11
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Thanks so much Vini...

There is lots to tell-I have been editing a reply for yonks, the whole concentration thing has got to me!-plus looking at this screen makes things worse as I've been headached off allot of days recently...do u ever get that from the screen, you sure look like you have been an active member of neuro talk?! but just wanna say THANK YOU and since Headway it's good news

Catch up soon.
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