hi

[Guest guest]

I think this is spam. Why was she allowed on here?

Ruthie

> My name is sarah and i have a three month old baby boy. I desperatly

> wanted a way to stay at home with him but I couldnt find a way to do

> that until now. Im offering crochet afgans made to order. You pick

> the colors and sizes. Great for babies and special occasions or just

> to show someone you care. Lowest prices around!! peace1116@a...

> going to keep this short and sweet. Im offering crochet afgans made

> to order. You pick the colors and sizes. Great for babies and

special

> occasions or just to show someone you care. Lowest prices around!!

> peace1116@a...

[Guest guest]

I've emailed to inform her of the list rules.

We don't approve memberships on this list, btw, which is why

occasional posts like this one appear. I don't think it has been a

problem to anyone

Joyce

with co-moderator hat on

> I think this is spam. Why was she allowed on here?

>

> Ruthie

>

[Guest guest]

I've emailed to inform her of the list rules.

We don't approve memberships on this list, btw, which is why

occasional posts like this one appear. I don't think it has been a

problem to anyone

Joyce

with co-moderator hat on

> I think this is spam. Why was she allowed on here?

>

> Ruthie

>

[Guest guest]

It is spam of Monty Python proportions Ruthie and I know the

moderators will send a nice note to say that this is not what we

do here and please desist. BTW, people aren't vetted before they join

nct_coffee but if they break the rules they can be unsubscribed.

Which is why I'm always very nice to et al....crawl,

crawl..... )

Lesley,

Antenatal teacher, trainee breasteeding counsellor.

Demented mother of 3. Worthing.

" We are born naked, wet and hungry. Then things get worse " .

Re: hi

> I think this is spam. Why was she allowed on here?

>

> Ruthie

>

>

>

> > My name is sarah and i have a three month old baby boy. I

desperatly

> > wanted a way to stay at home with him but

[Guest guest]

It is spam of Monty Python proportions Ruthie and I know the

moderators will send a nice note to say that this is not what we

do here and please desist. BTW, people aren't vetted before they join

nct_coffee but if they break the rules they can be unsubscribed.

Which is why I'm always very nice to et al....crawl,

crawl..... )

Lesley,

Antenatal teacher, trainee breasteeding counsellor.

Demented mother of 3. Worthing.

" We are born naked, wet and hungry. Then things get worse " .

Re: hi

> I think this is spam. Why was she allowed on here?

>

> Ruthie

>

>

>

> > My name is sarah and i have a three month old baby boy. I

desperatly

> > wanted a way to stay at home with him but

[Guest guest]

> It is spam of Monty Python proportions Ruthie and I know the

> moderators will send a nice note to say that this is not what

we

> do here and please desist.

Is that sarky? Sorry, I guess I'm just very prickly about spammers, I

get so many emails of that kind, pretending to be who they are not.

Sorry if I have offended

Ruthie

[Guest guest]

> It is spam of Monty Python proportions Ruthie and I know the

> moderators will send a nice note to say that this is not what

we

> do here and please desist.

Is that sarky? Sorry, I guess I'm just very prickly about spammers, I

get so many emails of that kind, pretending to be who they are not.

Sorry if I have offended

Ruthie

[Guest guest]

> It is spam of Monty Python proportions Ruthie and I know the

> moderators will send a nice note to say that this is not what

we

> do here and please desist.

Is that sarky? Sorry, I guess I'm just very prickly about spammers, I

get so many emails of that kind, pretending to be who they are not.

Sorry if I have offended

Ruthie

[Guest guest]

>Sorry if I have offended

>

>Ruthie

Its not you who has offended Ruthie, its spammers who feel they are

able to butt into a list (effectively a conversation) and ply their

wares...People wouldn't do it at a party (for instance) would they?!

If people intro themselves & join in , the no one minds the odd

mention of how they make their money... There are plenty active member

of this list who also sell everything from nappies to embroidery

thread, but first & foremost they are friends on the list.... so if

they mention stuff it doesn't count as Spam.... this one did though!

Angi

[Guest guest]

>Sorry if I have offended

>

>Ruthie

Its not you who has offended Ruthie, its spammers who feel they are

able to butt into a list (effectively a conversation) and ply their

wares...People wouldn't do it at a party (for instance) would they?!

If people intro themselves & join in , the no one minds the odd

mention of how they make their money... There are plenty active member

of this list who also sell everything from nappies to embroidery

thread, but first & foremost they are friends on the list.... so if

they mention stuff it doesn't count as Spam.... this one did though!

Angi

[Guest guest]

>Sorry if I have offended

>

>Ruthie

Its not you who has offended Ruthie, its spammers who feel they are

able to butt into a list (effectively a conversation) and ply their

wares...People wouldn't do it at a party (for instance) would they?!

If people intro themselves & join in , the no one minds the odd

mention of how they make their money... There are plenty active member

of this list who also sell everything from nappies to embroidery

thread, but first & foremost they are friends on the list.... so if

they mention stuff it doesn't count as Spam.... this one did though!

Angi

[Guest guest]

Sorry Ruthie, wasn't being sarky at you just the perpetrator. )

Lesley,

Antenatal teacher, trainee breasteeding counsellor.

Demented mother of 3. Worthing.

" We are born naked, wet and hungry. Then things get worse " .

Re: hi

>

> > It is spam of Monty Python proportions Ruthie and I know the

> > moderators will send a nice note to say that this is not

what

> we

> > do here and please desist.

>

> Is that sarky? Sorry, I guess I'm just very prickly about spammers,

I

> get so many emails of that kind, pretending to be who they are not.

>

> Sorry if I have offended

>

> Ruthie

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Larry,

I was going to mention to you earlier about the percentage's of men having

fibro being so much less than woman. I am sure you already know that and

possibly if the fact that you weren't depressed from this whole ordeal you

would be just hearing that! It is true far more men are depressed to

dangerous levels when not able to work for what ever reason. That is so sad.

I worked with a man that was diagnosed with fibro 3 years ago and filed for

his civil service dib/ret (different from social security disability) and he

got it right away. It just depends on individual circumstances. Of course

he had to file for social security dib waiting no longer than 1 year and he

got that first time out. Not that you might be or not be considering this,

however it's there for you if you need to. I have had to make myself decide

to do this very thing after the first of the year, and that's been a hard

choice due to my own denial. You sound like you have a good support system

with doctors and family and that's half the battle. Good luck to you and if

you ever need to talk just let me know,

-Washington State

[Guest guest]

Larry,

I was going to mention to you earlier about the percentage's of men having

fibro being so much less than woman. I am sure you already know that and

possibly if the fact that you weren't depressed from this whole ordeal you

would be just hearing that! It is true far more men are depressed to

dangerous levels when not able to work for what ever reason. That is so sad.

I worked with a man that was diagnosed with fibro 3 years ago and filed for

his civil service dib/ret (different from social security disability) and he

got it right away. It just depends on individual circumstances. Of course

he had to file for social security dib waiting no longer than 1 year and he

got that first time out. Not that you might be or not be considering this,

however it's there for you if you need to. I have had to make myself decide

to do this very thing after the first of the year, and that's been a hard

choice due to my own denial. You sound like you have a good support system

with doctors and family and that's half the battle. Good luck to you and if

you ever need to talk just let me know,

-Washington State

[Guest guest]

Thank you Sue!

It is remarkable the response that I have received in

the past two hours! I'm truly overwhemed.

I too am on FMLA, so far without pay. So what, it's

just money. hehe

My doctor is trying to do something..... not sure what

yet, but something to help me. Being a man (again, I

have no control over that), it is almost embarrassing

to complain of pain so much of the time. I get looks

like I'm a Mall-Lady having just OD'd at the aerosol

stand. Honestly, I'm fighting depression over the

whole mess. And this isn't the time of the year for

that problem.

Hope you have a Blessed Holiday!

Thanks again for the good words!

Larry AKA Sparky

--- suesclues215@... wrote:

> Larry,

> I am so sorry for you to have been diagnosed with

> this, for lack of a better

> word, pathetic condition. But welcome to you, as

> you are indeed a light here

> that we all need. Everyone here will do their best

> to help you and perhaps

> you will have info that will help us.

> I have been put on the family medical leave act from

> my job. No pay of

> course. It is a total of 12 weeks. I am in the same

> position of not being

> able to make it most days and when I'm there I'm not

> really there. I wish I

> could give you some information that would be of

> some help to you, but I am

> new here as well and trying to get the same thing

> you are. Mine was

> diagnosed in 1998 and has progressed this past 18

> months to an indescribable

> painful point. I wish you the best Larry, and again

> welcome.

> -Washington State

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

=====

God Bless,

Larry

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Thank you Sue!

It is remarkable the response that I have received in

the past two hours! I'm truly overwhemed.

I too am on FMLA, so far without pay. So what, it's

just money. hehe

My doctor is trying to do something..... not sure what

yet, but something to help me. Being a man (again, I

have no control over that), it is almost embarrassing

to complain of pain so much of the time. I get looks

like I'm a Mall-Lady having just OD'd at the aerosol

stand. Honestly, I'm fighting depression over the

whole mess. And this isn't the time of the year for

that problem.

Hope you have a Blessed Holiday!

Thanks again for the good words!

Larry AKA Sparky

--- suesclues215@... wrote:

> Larry,

> I am so sorry for you to have been diagnosed with

> this, for lack of a better

> word, pathetic condition. But welcome to you, as

> you are indeed a light here

> that we all need. Everyone here will do their best

> to help you and perhaps

> you will have info that will help us.

> I have been put on the family medical leave act from

> my job. No pay of

> course. It is a total of 12 weeks. I am in the same

> position of not being

> able to make it most days and when I'm there I'm not

> really there. I wish I

> could give you some information that would be of

> some help to you, but I am

> new here as well and trying to get the same thing

> you are. Mine was

> diagnosed in 1998 and has progressed this past 18

> months to an indescribable

> painful point. I wish you the best Larry, and again

> welcome.

> -Washington State

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

=====

God Bless,

Larry

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

I was aware of the percentages being affected by

Fibro. I don't feel special. (lol)

You are so right about men feeling the pressure of

work. I've worked 2 jobs nearly my entire lifetime

and now I can't do justice to one. I'm in the first

steps for seeking disability. I'll know in the next

month or so just how hard the battle is going to be.

There's almost humor in thinking how much I wish that

I didn't hurt so bad, so that I could get up in the

mornings and go to work.

I appreciate all the information and feedback!

God Bless Us All!!!!

Sparky

I posted my picture.

--- suesclues215@... wrote:

> Larry,

> I was going to mention to you earlier about the

> percentage's of men having

> fibro being so much less than woman. I am sure you

> already know that and

> possibly if the fact that you weren't depressed from

> this whole ordeal you

> would be just hearing that! It is true far more men

> are depressed to

> dangerous levels when not able to work for what ever

> reason. That is so sad.

> I worked with a man that was diagnosed with fibro 3

> years ago and filed for

> his civil service dib/ret (different from social

> security disability) and he

> got it right away. It just depends on individual

> circumstances. Of course

> he had to file for social security dib waiting no

> longer than 1 year and he

> got that first time out. Not that you might be or

> not be considering this,

> however it's there for you if you need to. I have

> had to make myself decide

> to do this very thing after the first of the year,

> and that's been a hard

> choice due to my own denial. You sound like you

> have a good support system

> with doctors and family and that's half the battle.

> Good luck to you and if

> you ever need to talk just let me know,

> -Washington State

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

=====

God Bless,

Larry

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

I was aware of the percentages being affected by

Fibro. I don't feel special. (lol)

You are so right about men feeling the pressure of

work. I've worked 2 jobs nearly my entire lifetime

and now I can't do justice to one. I'm in the first

steps for seeking disability. I'll know in the next

month or so just how hard the battle is going to be.

There's almost humor in thinking how much I wish that

I didn't hurt so bad, so that I could get up in the

mornings and go to work.

I appreciate all the information and feedback!

God Bless Us All!!!!

Sparky

I posted my picture.

--- suesclues215@... wrote:

> Larry,

> I was going to mention to you earlier about the

> percentage's of men having

> fibro being so much less than woman. I am sure you

> already know that and

> possibly if the fact that you weren't depressed from

> this whole ordeal you

> would be just hearing that! It is true far more men

> are depressed to

> dangerous levels when not able to work for what ever

> reason. That is so sad.

> I worked with a man that was diagnosed with fibro 3

> years ago and filed for

> his civil service dib/ret (different from social

> security disability) and he

> got it right away. It just depends on individual

> circumstances. Of course

> he had to file for social security dib waiting no

> longer than 1 year and he

> got that first time out. Not that you might be or

> not be considering this,

> however it's there for you if you need to. I have

> had to make myself decide

> to do this very thing after the first of the year,

> and that's been a hard

> choice due to my own denial. You sound like you

> have a good support system

> with doctors and family and that's half the battle.

> Good luck to you and if

> you ever need to talk just let me know,

> -Washington State

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

=====

God Bless,

Larry

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hi Pamela

what has the doctors said to you about your son? my son also grinds his teeth

and his eyes are sensitive to sunlight. It took me many years of pain and

misdiagnosing. i finally spend a couple of days going through the internet,

before i came across fibromyalgia and took the info to my specialist who after

reading through it all, and running a few tests, said it diffently is what i

have. my biggest problem with having it, is living drug free (ive reacted to

alot of the drugs they have tried) and having family and friends understand as

we all know it is very hard for them to understand the amount of pain or how

tired you are when you look healthy on the outside. now for the last 3 years my

son has woken alot during the night with pains in his knees mainly but

occassionaly other joints. doctors don't seem to think children can get it, but

they don't really know and have just said wait and see, i would like them to

explain that to my five year old and to us when we have had a run of it and have

been up 4 nights in a row. we give our son pamol ( a kids type of paracetanol)

what to you do for your son??

hi

im 34 and i have had fibromyalgia for many years and many more

undiagnosed, i am concerned that my 5 year might have it as he gets

alot of aching in his knee joints, i keep getting told it's growing

pains, but now the doctors are on a wait and see attitude. does

anyone else think or know their child has it??

[Guest guest]

Hi Pamela

what has the doctors said to you about your son? my son also grinds his teeth

and his eyes are sensitive to sunlight. It took me many years of pain and

misdiagnosing. i finally spend a couple of days going through the internet,

before i came across fibromyalgia and took the info to my specialist who after

reading through it all, and running a few tests, said it diffently is what i

have. my biggest problem with having it, is living drug free (ive reacted to

alot of the drugs they have tried) and having family and friends understand as

we all know it is very hard for them to understand the amount of pain or how

tired you are when you look healthy on the outside. now for the last 3 years my

son has woken alot during the night with pains in his knees mainly but

occassionaly other joints. doctors don't seem to think children can get it, but

they don't really know and have just said wait and see, i would like them to

explain that to my five year old and to us when we have had a run of it and have

been up 4 nights in a row. we give our son pamol ( a kids type of paracetanol)

what to you do for your son??

hi

im 34 and i have had fibromyalgia for many years and many more

undiagnosed, i am concerned that my 5 year might have it as he gets

alot of aching in his knee joints, i keep getting told it's growing

pains, but now the doctors are on a wait and see attitude. does

anyone else think or know their child has it??

[Guest guest]

MY PERIODS WERE OFF BUT FOR THE BETTER. I WENT FROMA 34-38 DAYS CYCLE TO A

NORMAL 28-29 ONE. YOUR FAT CELLS STORE ESTROGEN AND WHEN YOU LOSE THE FAT IF

RELEASES THE ESTROGEN INTO YOUR BLOOD STREAM AGAIN SO IT CAN CAUSE YOU PREIOD TO

BE EARLY AND ALSO GIVE YOU PMS MOODS. IT WILL PASS AS THE WEIGHT LOSS SLOWS.

GOOD LUCK.

HUGS, ROBIN, NY

TTC#4 - I DID IT, YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!

OPEN RNY

10-18-02

378/246/170???

DR.EDWARD HIXSON

SARANAC LAKE, NY

Mom to:

&

7 year twin boys and

Madison age 4

EDD MARCH 2004

Married to Pup:

15 years this

Halloween : )

[Guest guest]

MY PERIODS WERE OFF BUT FOR THE BETTER. I WENT FROMA 34-38 DAYS CYCLE TO A

NORMAL 28-29 ONE. YOUR FAT CELLS STORE ESTROGEN AND WHEN YOU LOSE THE FAT IF

RELEASES THE ESTROGEN INTO YOUR BLOOD STREAM AGAIN SO IT CAN CAUSE YOU PREIOD TO

BE EARLY AND ALSO GIVE YOU PMS MOODS. IT WILL PASS AS THE WEIGHT LOSS SLOWS.

GOOD LUCK.

HUGS, ROBIN, NY

TTC#4 - I DID IT, YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!

OPEN RNY

10-18-02

378/246/170???

DR.EDWARD HIXSON

SARANAC LAKE, NY

Mom to:

&

7 year twin boys and

Madison age 4

EDD MARCH 2004

Married to Pup:

15 years this

Halloween : )

[Guest guest]

hi popcorn great without butter 100 calorie snack.. patti nj-

-- In Breathe-Support , Joyce T Rosenberg

wrote:

>

> Don't forget to measure the foods too.

> I am guilty of not measuring everything, but i do measure the carbs

>

>

> Pink Joyce IPF 3/06  Pennsylvania

> Donate Life Listed 1/09

> www.transplantfund.org

>

>

>

> From:

> Subject: Re: hi

> To: Breathe-Support

> Date: Monday, February 16, 2009, 7:36 PM

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi to you Pink Joyce (boy I DO have to check which Joyce ';m

posting back to each time these days!......firstly I'm a long way

from the Bush fires geographically but VERY close in emotional

terms! is a State I love to visit & I'm very famioiar with

the places affected. My Mother-in-law is in a very dangerous

Mountain areas just on the outskirts of Melbourne & very prone to

Arson Fires in these conditions. We're quite anxious for her...her

closest daughter lives in another such areas.. we hardly know which

one to worry the most about!

> I too am very interested in weight loss & have posted on this

subject before... so only read on if you're interested Air Family....

> I know we face the problem of not being able to exercise to our

old capacity & the inclination to exercise is different for everyone

anyway, BUT, the more weight we lose the easier the exercise

becomes 'cos we've got more O2 to go around our bodies.

> My rule is eat whenever I'm hungry BUT ONLY eat food that is

NUTRITOUS... no other food is allowed to enter my house  'cos my

willpower is awful!

> Breakfast that is full of whole grains, fruit & protein is totally

necessary to stop mid-morning hunger pangs in their tracks.....I' ve

been studying the Nutrition Info on the packets of cereals & found

that the Weetbix that I ate as a kid was by far the best on all

counts... all the new whizmo, gizmo cereals come nowhere near

Weetbix for high fibre/protein. B Vitamins & low in Fat n' sugar...

so I've returned to the cereal of my childhood... .

> Steer clear of as much Processed food as you can... they ALWAYS

come laden with too much fat/salt & sugar as well as chemical

additives in their preservatives. FAT hides every where in Processed

food... you'd get such a shock if you counted your daily intake from

processed food of ALL the bad stuff!

> Find ways to replace sugar... I've discovered Stevia Powder/Drops

which are chemical free & come from a South American Plant.....

wonderful for me 'cos I LOVE my tea n' coffee to be very sweet.. a

taste-bud malfunction thing!

> FRESH is way BEST!

> Followed by snap frozen unadulterated veges/fish or the same in

the tinned version....

> it's the ready-made Microwave food that's such a bad nutrition

choice...quick, easy YES but great for you... NO!

> I won't even start on the Take-away stuff......

> We ARE what we EAT.. it's OUR choice!

> Eat, EAT all you like but eat WISELY!

> At least 2 peices of fruit , 5 servings of different coloured

veges, protein without FAT at brekkie & lunch & never after 7 pm

(BOIL those eggs rather than FRY them, TRIM those cuts of meat...

give the fat to your PETS..... eat Fish, FISH & MORE FISH..... SKIN

that chicken NOW!........ .....oodles of whole grains (cut OUT the

white processed bread, cakes etc put IN whole grain bread,

Wholegrain muffins, wholegrain cakes ... cut OUT white rice out IN

Brown Rice etc etc) it's about choosing different carbs... the ones

that will stick to your ribs & release energy SLOWLY...... ..

> Work out ONE thing you can CHANGE each week & stick to it!

> I KNOW this can work I've be doing it for the last 18 months...

I've lost 15 KG = 30+ lbs... got another 5 kg/10+lbs to go!

> I WILL get there... I WILL.. I WILL.. I WILL!

> Slowly, surely & I NEVER want to go back in the other direction...

whenever I'm tempted I visualise the Scales going back UP & boy that

soon STOPS the craving for whatever it is!

> I find Support is so important... it's LONELY doing the hard yards

otherwise... lets support each other.....right now I'm finding

excuses NOT to get going back on my exercise stuff after my holiday

down in Tassie... the Heat/humidity puts me off very easily so I'm

going to start just with one thing at a time... Tai Chi last week...

this week back to the Pool with my girlfriends 2 times a week in the

early morning!

> Hopefully soon I'll be ready to go back to the Gym for my strength

training... there's LOTS of loose flesh still to deal with now!

> Cheers,

> GIO

>  

>  

>  

>  

>

>

> >

> > glad to see so many people interested in losing weight

> > remember--in the general population, losing weight can make

breathing easier

> > hope it is true for the pf population

> >  

> > jack--the cpap has something to do with sleep apnea, it is a

mask that people wear at night

> > i'm sure someone will put a link on line for you to see it

> >

> >

> > Pink Joyce IPF 3/06  Pennsylvania

> > Donate Life Listed 1/09

> > www.transplantfund. org

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Wow, Debbi, I'm so sorry you are going through so much! So sad all those you lost in your family--and so young! You ARE a fighter, and I'm proud to know you. I just love your stories. Keep fishing, keep telling us the stories. We are all eager to read and hear all about things with you. Praying the chemo is effective for you my friend. Keep us posted, okay?I love you,KateFrom: Debbi Meyers-brant

To: anxietydepressionandbreastcancer ; breastcancer2 ; mserslife Sent: Sat, March 5, 2011 10:39:50 PMSubject: hi

will as some of you know i am not all that good right now , but hay i am here , i am fighting hard, ia i will win, this time of the yr is very hard for me , betty was gone 1 yr on the 3, will her kids are call now, and her hubby, i do not know what to tell them , will in the last 24 hrs we lost 4 in my fm yes 4, one to bad heart, he was 63, one to we do not know the hole story he was 25, died at work, and 2 to cancer.one lady was about 53 she has a son age 9 i think , and one was my age 48 ( i will be 48 in june) sorry if i miss this up , i did chemo at 8pm, yes i do it at night too. i do a lot of chemo , 4 diff one, there is a iv rn that cames down and helps me at times , she is very nice. will i will be fishing this yr so you all look out, debbi land will be back. i am going to go for now , but i miss you all, i am on fb . i talk to my kids and

other ther, my

daughter krystal comes every day,( man is she nut or what) i have to live in debbi land, she just want to come .kids not right. she did some skype thing for me, like i know what that is . will i just wanted to say hi , and to the new one , do not think this will happen to you , this is all me, you are going to be just fine..i wish you all peace...

[Guest guest]

Wow, Debbi, I'm so sorry you are going through so much! So sad all those you lost in your family--and so young! You ARE a fighter, and I'm proud to know you. I just love your stories. Keep fishing, keep telling us the stories. We are all eager to read and hear all about things with you. Praying the chemo is effective for you my friend. Keep us posted, okay?I love you,KateFrom: Debbi Meyers-brant

To: anxietydepressionandbreastcancer ; breastcancer2 ; mserslife Sent: Sat, March 5, 2011 10:39:50 PMSubject: hi

will as some of you know i am not all that good right now , but hay i am here , i am fighting hard, ia i will win, this time of the yr is very hard for me , betty was gone 1 yr on the 3, will her kids are call now, and her hubby, i do not know what to tell them , will in the last 24 hrs we lost 4 in my fm yes 4, one to bad heart, he was 63, one to we do not know the hole story he was 25, died at work, and 2 to cancer.one lady was about 53 she has a son age 9 i think , and one was my age 48 ( i will be 48 in june) sorry if i miss this up , i did chemo at 8pm, yes i do it at night too. i do a lot of chemo , 4 diff one, there is a iv rn that cames down and helps me at times , she is very nice. will i will be fishing this yr so you all look out, debbi land will be back. i am going to go for now , but i miss you all, i am on fb . i talk to my kids and

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daughter krystal comes every day,( man is she nut or what) i have to live in debbi land, she just want to come .kids not right. she did some skype thing for me, like i know what that is . will i just wanted to say hi , and to the new one , do not think this will happen to you , this is all me, you are going to be just fine..i wish you all peace...