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FIBROMYALGIA AWARENESS
Why I Support This Cause
I myself suffer from fibromyalgia. I have for about 13 years. I am completly bedfast. I have not walked in over a year and in constant pain. This disease takes controll of your life. We need more awareness for this disease.
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Eddie
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OldnWiseMom wrote at 2:35 AM on Jan. 29 , 2011
Hi! Thanks for adding me as a friend! Looking forward to getting to know you! I love your slideshow. You have a very beautiful family! Hope you have a good weekend. Hugs, Wanda
OldnWiseMom wrote at 12:31 AM on Jan. 6 , 2011
Hello! Just stopping in from KiP: http://www.cafemom.com/group/18060/ to let you know that we miss you! Hope you are having a good week, and hope to see you in our group soon! God bless you! Hugs, Wanda
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deb57model wrote at 5:29 PM on Jun. 17 , 2009
Thanks so much for the invite. I do appreciate it. I need to get more involved. It will be great to be a part of your group.
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