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Old 07-29-2010, 09:27 PM #28
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It has been a long time since our leader has written on this thread. Hey Tina....How does one take care of themselves when they have Tn or AD? At times I get jealous of those who have someone at home to talk to when the pain get out of control. You can't really call your friends all the time. They get tired of hearing all the bad news. Anyway, thought I would stop by and say hello
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