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Old 02-06-2011, 12:07 AM #5
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Originally Posted by morris051200 View Post
I know what you are going through, I see it every day with my wife and wonder why in this great nation do we spend money on the research of medications to make your damn eyelashes grow faster but cannot put money in the research for conditions that are disabiling.
Well said, Morris, well said.
Lily
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