Guest guest Posted October 2, 2001 Report Share Posted October 2, 2001 --- <andromedagurl@...> wrote: > I read an artcle recently about a German hep c study > with daily > dosing interferon, that said hep c was contracted > thru drugs and sex. > I just rolled my eyes. Geez. If you're talking about that article on treating acute HCV, I was rolling my eyes too at the number claiming to have gotten it sexually. That number was way too high. I figure someone's not being too honest about some OTHER high-risk behavior. It might be passed very occasionally, in unusual circumstances, sexually, but not that often! Can't wait to hear about the article. We can't seem to get a newspaper interested in HCV here. At least not yet. When the numbers come rolling in from the recent blood donations maybe someone will take notice! Glad to hear you are hanging in there. When is your 6 mo. PCR due? Claudine __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2001 Report Share Posted October 2, 2001 --- <andromedagurl@...> wrote: > I read an artcle recently about a German hep c study > with daily > dosing interferon, that said hep c was contracted > thru drugs and sex. > I just rolled my eyes. Geez. If you're talking about that article on treating acute HCV, I was rolling my eyes too at the number claiming to have gotten it sexually. That number was way too high. I figure someone's not being too honest about some OTHER high-risk behavior. It might be passed very occasionally, in unusual circumstances, sexually, but not that often! Can't wait to hear about the article. We can't seem to get a newspaper interested in HCV here. At least not yet. When the numbers come rolling in from the recent blood donations maybe someone will take notice! Glad to hear you are hanging in there. When is your 6 mo. PCR due? Claudine __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2001 Report Share Posted October 2, 2001 --- <andromedagurl@...> wrote: > I read an artcle recently about a German hep c study > with daily > dosing interferon, that said hep c was contracted > thru drugs and sex. > I just rolled my eyes. Geez. If you're talking about that article on treating acute HCV, I was rolling my eyes too at the number claiming to have gotten it sexually. That number was way too high. I figure someone's not being too honest about some OTHER high-risk behavior. It might be passed very occasionally, in unusual circumstances, sexually, but not that often! Can't wait to hear about the article. We can't seem to get a newspaper interested in HCV here. At least not yet. When the numbers come rolling in from the recent blood donations maybe someone will take notice! Glad to hear you are hanging in there. When is your 6 mo. PCR due? Claudine __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2001 Report Share Posted October 2, 2001 --- <andromedagurl@...> wrote: > I read an artcle recently about a German hep c study > with daily > dosing interferon, that said hep c was contracted > thru drugs and sex. > I just rolled my eyes. Geez. If you're talking about that article on treating acute HCV, I was rolling my eyes too at the number claiming to have gotten it sexually. That number was way too high. I figure someone's not being too honest about some OTHER high-risk behavior. It might be passed very occasionally, in unusual circumstances, sexually, but not that often! Can't wait to hear about the article. We can't seem to get a newspaper interested in HCV here. At least not yet. When the numbers come rolling in from the recent blood donations maybe someone will take notice! Glad to hear you are hanging in there. When is your 6 mo. PCR due? Claudine __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2004 Report Share Posted February 16, 2004 What type of new version?!?!? One that doesn't burn I hope! Becky [ ] Just saying hi Hello everyone, Haven't kept in touch, but have been reading the posts. Thought I'd say hi and let you know I've been thinking of you. The Dercum Kid is alive and kicing, albeit gently and slowly. My last surgery, at the hands of a gentle and skillful dermatologist went well and has healed quickly with no horrible aftereffects. I'm scheduled to attend a conference of Ohio dermatologists March 3 and meet some doctors at Cincinnati Hospital to see who is willing to learn more about this bizarre disease. Some European doctors have had encouraging results with growth hormone injections in a few people, and one woman who had a total body lipectomy has been tumor-free for nearly 5 months now, though she still has the other side-effects of Dercum's. So there is hope on the horizon! I've had to discontinue using the Duragesic patch-- my darn body which seems to be allergic to so many things reacted badly to the adhesive and to the gel itself, not to mention the fact that I wasn't getting very much pain relief any more. Ah well, back to the drawing board. Dr. Khan says he'll think of something, he is a very sweet compassionate man. I tell him he is the Arab version of the Pillsbury Doughboy and he tells me I've got him hooked on Buckeyes (the candy) now. Ron got his Abbott newsletter the other day, and apparently they have a new version of Humira in the works with expanded applications for use in PsA. A belated happy Valentine's Day to all, Peace, Judi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2004 Report Share Posted February 16, 2004 Thanks for checking in, Judi. That's a pretty good report. It's great that you are going to that conference to give another group of docs and education. How do they suppose that growth hormone helps Dercum's disease? I'll tell you where to go! Mayo Clinic in Rochester http://www.mayoclinic.org/rochester s Hopkins Medicine http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org [ ] Just saying hi > Hello everyone, > > Haven't kept in touch, but have been reading the posts. Thought I'd > say hi and let you know I've been thinking of you. The Dercum Kid is > alive and kicing, albeit gently and slowly. My last surgery, at the > hands of a gentle and skillful dermatologist went well and has healed > quickly with no horrible aftereffects. I'm scheduled to attend a > conference of Ohio dermatologists March 3 and meet some doctors at > Cincinnati Hospital to see who is willing to learn more about this > bizarre disease. > > Some European doctors have had encouraging results with growth > hormone injections in a few people, and one woman who had a total > body lipectomy has been tumor-free for nearly 5 months now, though > she still has the other side-effects of Dercum's. So there is hope > on the horizon! I've had to discontinue using the Duragesic patch-- > my darn body which seems to be allergic to so many things reacted > badly to the adhesive and to the gel itself, not to mention the fact > that I wasn't getting very much pain relief any more. Ah well, back > to the drawing board. Dr. Khan says he'll think of something, he is > a very sweet compassionate man. I tell him he is the Arab version of > the Pillsbury Doughboy and he tells me I've got him hooked on > Buckeyes (the candy) now. > > Ron got his Abbott newsletter the other day, and apparently they have > a new version of Humira in the works with expanded applications for > use in PsA. > > A belated happy Valentine's Day to all, > > Peace, > Judi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2005 Report Share Posted October 10, 2005 Alley, So glad to hear from you! Congratulations on your granddaughter--what a beautiful name! Glad all is well with you and your job. I've started my own business working with the elderly and disabled--much needed, I've discovered! Stay in touch, lorad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2005 Report Share Posted October 10, 2005 Hi Alley: We're all glad to hear from you. CONGRATS on the granddaughter.........what fun you will have!!!!! And what a lovely name! Glad to hear there's another hockey fan out there. My husband, and I celebrated his 57th birthday last Saturday at an Admirals hockey game. They are an AHL team, now. The only thing I miss about the EHL is playing Richmond. I will never forget the time a Richmond fan poured a beer on Brophy's head and Armoni suit. He was our coach then. He jumped out of the team box and punched the fan out. Considering how much the suit cost, I can't say that I blame him, but the refs put him off the court for three games. Glad all is well and with work, too! Anne just saying hi Hi folks, just wanted to say hi. I've been soooooo busy lately and I miss chatting with you all. The good news lately is that hubby bought a small season ticket packet to hockey. We love going to the games. Also, daughter had her first daughter (3rd child). Our first granddaughter, Monday. Brooklyn was 9lbs 5 oz, 21 inches. So ya see, with work, it's been hectic! hugs all around, will write more soon Alley Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2005 Report Share Posted October 10, 2005 Hi lorad, I've been doing some work with Tidewater Literacy/Portsmouth Reads. What type of business did you start and where are you..........can I apply for a job? Being self employed had it's own set of problems. If I can be of any help, please e-mail any time. Good luck, Anne Re: just saying hi Alley, So glad to hear from you! Congratulations on your granddaughter--what a beautiful name! Glad all is well with you and your job. I've started my own business working with the elderly and disabled--much needed, I've discovered! Stay in touch, lorad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2005 Report Share Posted October 10, 2005 Hi Anne, I'm in the Chicago area and working with Medicare and Health Insurance claims, death benefits, bill paying and checkbook balancing. Don't let anyone fool you into believing that the new Medicare Part D Prescription program is a good one. It has a lot of flaws but should work for the very poor and very ill. This is only MY opinion. It continues to amaze me that the most complicated governmental programs are for the elderly and lower income. How are they supposed to figure things out? I help them but often do it pro-bono. I cannot justify accepting money from those that have nothing.... Okay, off my soap box. Do you own your own business? Lorad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2005 Report Share Posted October 10, 2005 Hi Anne, I'm in the Chicago area and working with Medicare and Health Insurance claims, death benefits, bill paying and checkbook balancing. Don't let anyone fool you into believing that the new Medicare Part D Prescription program is a good one. It has a lot of flaws but should work for the very poor and very ill. This is only MY opinion. It continues to amaze me that the most complicated governmental programs are for the elderly and lower income. How are they supposed to figure things out? I help them but often do it pro-bono. I cannot justify accepting money from those that have nothing.... Okay, off my soap box. Do you own your own business? Lorad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 12, 2005 Report Share Posted October 12, 2005 Dear Lorad: You are to be applauded. I've read the Medicare Part D plan and you are quite correct. My Mother was better off with N. C.'s homegrown plan than she will be with the Feds plan. She is elderly, but not very poor. I have a degree and am well versed in medical terminology, but some of what they write in the handbook is contradictory. How anyone who doesn't have some background in that or insurance (which my husband has) keeps up with it is beyond me. Okay, now I'll get off my soapbox, too. My contribution to the cause of alleviating the problem has been to tutor students who have a variety of reading problems. Once upon a time, before HCV, I had my own business, repairing microscopes and opthalmic equipment. Obviously, with the HCV that is no longer an option. I closed it down in 1996 and wrote off the last bad debt in 2000, which oddly enough was the account that I started my business with-Naval Hospital ton, S. C. I don't have the energy to work at anything full time, but I can see that Tidewater Va. could probably use someone of your expertise and I certainly wouldn't mind volunteering. Anne Re: just saying hi Hi Anne, I'm in the Chicago area and working with Medicare and Health Insurance claims, death benefits, bill paying and checkbook balancing. Don't let anyone fool you into believing that the new Medicare Part D Prescription program is a good one. It has a lot of flaws but should work for the very poor and very ill. This is only MY opinion. It continues to amaze me that the most complicated governmental programs are for the elderly and lower income. How are they supposed to figure things out? I help them but often do it pro-bono. I cannot justify accepting money from those that have nothing.... Okay, off my soap box. Do you own your own business? Lorad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 12, 2005 Report Share Posted October 12, 2005 Dear Lorad: You are to be applauded. I've read the Medicare Part D plan and you are quite correct. My Mother was better off with N. C.'s homegrown plan than she will be with the Feds plan. She is elderly, but not very poor. I have a degree and am well versed in medical terminology, but some of what they write in the handbook is contradictory. How anyone who doesn't have some background in that or insurance (which my husband has) keeps up with it is beyond me. Okay, now I'll get off my soapbox, too. My contribution to the cause of alleviating the problem has been to tutor students who have a variety of reading problems. Once upon a time, before HCV, I had my own business, repairing microscopes and opthalmic equipment. Obviously, with the HCV that is no longer an option. I closed it down in 1996 and wrote off the last bad debt in 2000, which oddly enough was the account that I started my business with-Naval Hospital ton, S. C. I don't have the energy to work at anything full time, but I can see that Tidewater Va. could probably use someone of your expertise and I certainly wouldn't mind volunteering. Anne Re: just saying hi Hi Anne, I'm in the Chicago area and working with Medicare and Health Insurance claims, death benefits, bill paying and checkbook balancing. Don't let anyone fool you into believing that the new Medicare Part D Prescription program is a good one. It has a lot of flaws but should work for the very poor and very ill. This is only MY opinion. It continues to amaze me that the most complicated governmental programs are for the elderly and lower income. How are they supposed to figure things out? I help them but often do it pro-bono. I cannot justify accepting money from those that have nothing.... Okay, off my soap box. Do you own your own business? Lorad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2006 Report Share Posted June 26, 2006 Glad to hear Bayley is doing well with the injectable MTX. My dh (also a 6' tall truck driver) wouldn't be able to give injections either I bet. He faints when he has to have one, except when he gives blood, which is weird. Hopefully Grant will get over that to be able to give the shots! Hope you are feeling well also. Michele (19,spondy) ________________________________ From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Grant & Jo Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2006 4:58 PM Subject: just saying Hi G'day, Just thought I'd chip in and offer prayers, support, and joint crankiness for those going through tough times with Arthur. Bayly, on the other hand, is responding REALLY well to the injectable Methotrexate! He is a different boy!! The nurse gave him his first injection 4 weeks back, while I held him. The next week I gave him the shot, with the nurse at the hospital. The following week, the nurse came here to help Grant do the injection while I was in hospital, but she ended up giving it, as she said she didn't want him fainting! Last week, I was out when she just happened to stop by to help. So she gave it again, for the same reason. Fair dinkum! If I can give it, why can't Grant? A big strapping 6 foot-2 truck driver!! Anyhow, we'll have another shot at it this week (pardon the pun). Jo Bayly, 4, extended oligo BTW- that search engine http://goodsearch.com/ <http://goodsearch.com/> is a great idea! Have to campaign them to get more AFs on board! http://www.kidsgetarthritistoo.org.au <http://www.kidsgetarthritistoo.org.au> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2006 Report Share Posted July 1, 2006 Hi Jo, Yay! I'm glad to hear that Bayly's been feeling better. I hope this continues for a very long time! Maybe as his Dad sees how well it's working, he'll begin to feel less intimidated by the needles and syringes? I hope you are feeling better. Take Care, Georgina just saying Hi G'day, Just thought I'd chip in and offer prayers, support, and joint crankiness for those going through tough times with Arthur. Bayly, on the other hand, is responding REALLY well to the injectable Methotrexate! He is a different boy!! The nurse gave him his first injection 4 weeks back, while I held him. The next week I gave him the shot, with the nurse at the hospital. The following week, the nurse came here to help Grant do the injection while I was in hospital, but she ended up giving it, as she said she didn't want him fainting! Last week, I was out when she just happened to stop by to help. So she gave it again, for the same reason. Fair dinkum! If I can give it, why can't Grant? A big strapping 6 foot-2 truck driver!! Anyhow, we'll have another shot at it this week (pardon the pun). Jo Bayly, 4, extended oligo BTW- that search engine http://goodsearch.com/ is a great idea! Have to campaign them to get more AFs on board! http://www.kidsgetarthritistoo.org.au Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2006 Report Share Posted July 11, 2006 Hi Paddy! Welcome to the board. I also have identical twin 17 yo boys that have aspergers, one has OCD ,the other bipolar and both anxiety disorder. They will be 18 in Oct. Boy, I'm proud of your sons going to get a job and one going to college. I must say I'm envious. We have a LOOOONG way before my kids are able to get a job or college. They can't even get themselves up for school consistently yet. And the bathing or lack thereof, that is one of our biggest issues. Teeth too! One of my kids is interested in designing video games too. Which is good considering thats ALL they want to do. Play computer games and playstation 2. If we take them away as punishment they will just sleep... Do your kids drive yet? We haven't gotten that done either. They both have an expired learners license that I made them get because you have to have it for a year before you can get a regular one. They have absolutely NO interest in learning to drive. I have to chuckle at your descriptions about the bathing and clothes etc. My kids will wear their shirts inside out, the pants are crooked and one wears black or blue socks with his shorts. (luckily he doesn't wear sandles with them too... *grin* ) Noah looks like Albert Einstein with his curly hair wild and all over his head. n colored his tennis shoes with purple and red magic markers . They draw all over their arms with permanent marker and n even drew a mustache and sideburns and scars on Noahs face while he was sleeping with permanent marker on a school night. Noah looked like he had a 5 oclock shadow all day... We're talking about 17 yo not 5. And yet they 'don't want to be different'... Beats me, anyway I got off on a tanget. Welcome!! You will find so much support and help here.. Toni > Hi everybody. I have just joined your group today and I am > looking forward to getting to know some, it not all 1000 > + members...LOL > > My name is Paddy, I have identical twin boys with AS and > OCD. They will be turning 19 this September. My first > born, has taken his first job and plans to work for > a year before going to college to be the next big > videogame designer. My other guy,Curtis is starting this > fall in college. He is going after his degree in the > sciences. We live in Canada(Alberta) so if any of you are > close by please let me know. I also have a 5 year old son > (Quinn). He's my, your turning 40 and need a huge > surprise, present. And boy what a surprise, but it has > been so very interesting not only to see the differences > between a singleton and twins but the difference between > Aspie children and non-Aspie as well. I also work in the > field of mental health. I teach social and cognitive > skills through games that I devleoped for my own boys. > > We have had a lot of issues surrounding the OCD issue. To > the point that my two sons have been in gaged in serious > fights. Police called, social services interventios, the > whole nine yards. Luckily no fighting for the past year > or so, but it is always there because they still persist > in compulsing at each other as a means of dealing with > their own stressers. Others issues are, the normal I'm > sure. Like, what's with the no-bathing? > Please zip your zipper, your cloths are inside out,you've > have food on your face, god your table manners are Gross > and of course my favorite, Stop Picking Your bleeping > Nose! Anyway, I'm sure I have rambled. > So, I hope learn a lot and make some good friends along > the way. > > Take care, > > Paddy O > > > > I, not events, have the power to make me happy or unhappy today. I can CHOOSE which it shall be. Groucho Marx _________________________________________ Check your Email accounts at MyEmail.com Login from home, work, school. Anywhere! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 Interesting...a coworker of mine has twin sons, age 17, both on the autism spectrum. One boy is more severely affected then the other. Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 Welcome Paddy and all newbies of late! I hope you all make yourselves at home in our cyberspot. I think we have over 1800 members now, can you imagine? What kind of job is doing? Roxanna ôô “If you’ve told a child a thousand times and he still does not understand, then it is not the child who is the slow learner.” Walter Barbee _____ From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of paddyo_43 Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 12:04 PM Subject: ( ) Just saying HI Hi everybody. I have just joined your group today and I am looking forward to getting to know some, it not all 1000 + members...LOL My name is Paddy, I have identical twin boys with AS and OCD. They will be turning 19 this September. My first born, has taken his first job and plans to work for a year before going to college to be the next big videogame designer. My other guy,Curtis is starting this fall in college. He is going after his degree in the sciences. We live in Canada(Alberta) so if any of you are close by please let me know. I also have a 5 year old son (Quinn). He's my, your turning 40 and need a huge surprise, present. And boy what a surprise, but it has been so very interesting not only to see the differences between a singleton and twins but the difference between Aspie children and non-Aspie as well. I also work in the field of mental health. I teach social and cognitive skills through games that I devleoped for my own boys. We have had a lot of issues surrounding the OCD issue. To the point that my two sons have been in gaged in serious fights. Police called, social services interventios, the whole nine yards. Luckily no fighting for the past year or so, but it is always there because they still persist in compulsing at each other as a means of dealing with their own stressers. Others issues are, the normal I'm sure. Like, what's with the no-bathing? Please zip your zipper, your cloths are inside out,you've have food on your face, god your table manners are Gross and of course my favorite, Stop Picking Your bleeping Nose! Anyway, I'm sure I have rambled. So, I hope learn a lot and make some good friends along the way. Take care, Paddy O -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.10/383 - Release Date: 7/7/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.0/388 - Release Date: 7/13/2006 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 Hi Toni! I can't believe how many twins I am coming across these days with AS. I just found a set here in my home town. Of course most are all much younger, so you are a rare find indeed! :-) When my boys were much younger and there wasn't alot of consistant information to be found, I really used to wonder what my guys future would be. All I was told was, don't expect to much. Luckily I wasn't inclined to listen to the doom and gloom report and just went on my merry way. But now years later, I do see that I have been fortunate. My sons, as wonderfully odd,and quriky as they are, could have been hit harder by this disorder. So I do feel very lucky and even more determined to get them where they want to go. This is what I think anyway on my good days..lol on others, I just think about which one I want to offer up first for the first ever brain transpalnt, should I ever get the offer! Anyway, thanks for the kind welcome. Already this place feels like it's a real supportive and caring place to be. Talk to you soon, Paddy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2006 Report Share Posted July 25, 2006 he's adorable! congradulations, and keep us posted. I'm interested in that light patch of hair you mentioned also. Let us know how it goes okay? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2006 Report Share Posted September 13, 2006 good to see you back ken and I second that about dr.Dan my mcdreamy my oh my have you been a welcome and a big help too Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2006 Report Share Posted September 13, 2006 don't we also have the advisory here in files?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2006 Report Share Posted September 13, 2006 whoa Nelly !!!!!he hasn't updated it since 2005 and he says nothing about skin and breathing did iI miss something ..I know it is perhaps not the time to go on the attack until the DC project is analyzed... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2006 Report Share Posted September 13, 2006 Go to the site, you will be able to review his advisory.www.ethylglucuronide.comKen <er_rn805@...> wrote: I have posted a few time before but had my first urine test here in CA. I don't drink at all but of course am very nervous because of this test. I am already panicking about the Vanilla Shake I had from 31 Flavors:( Certainly I am impaired because of this but should have known better and stuck to just 30 flavors. Nothing earth-shattering to say but I just wanted to offer my help in any way to help stop this test from being used out of context. I also want to thank Dr. Dan for all of his insight...I love teaching hospitals...the Md's are great and very grounded. I haven't been to Dr. Skippers sight as yet but is there any thought that he has been bought with all of EtG money??? Just rambling, Ken Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2006 Report Share Posted September 13, 2006 This is TOTALLY unrelated, but, when you wrote Dr. Dan I had to laugh because I remember a story book I used to read as a kid....it was 'Nurse and Dr. Dan'.....I think the new version of that will be 'Nurse and Dr. Dan...out of rehab and combating positives Etg's'....sure to be a BEST seller!!!! Nurse > > I have posted a few time before but had my first urine test here in > CA. I don't drink at all but of course am very nervous because of > this test. I am already panicking about the Vanilla Shake I had > from 31 Flavors:( Certainly I am impaired because of this but > should have known better and stuck to just 30 flavors. > > Nothing earth-shattering to say but I just wanted to offer my help in > any way to help stop this test from being used out of context. > > I also want to thank Dr. Dan for all of his insight...I love teaching > hospitals...the Md's are great and very grounded. I haven't been to > Dr. Skippers sight as yet but is there any thought that he has been > bought with all of EtG money??? > > Just rambling, > Ken > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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