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Old 01-18-2015, 04:31 AM #26
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Hi Cleo,
What do you call 'Classic TN' there?

Dave
Since I am new this, having been diagnosed only a month ago. I would also like to know what is Classic TN is. Thank you English Dave. I wonder myself if the body gets use to the schedule and sometimes it is best to change it a bit to see if there is a difference, Your knowledge is much appreciated, as is just jane.
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