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Beneath the Painted Grin - tammync's Diary
	I try to keep my frustrations with fibro separate and apart from the rest of my life, but I still need a place where I can discuss my thoughts and feelings openly. This diary is such a place.

Mar 11

2008

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I'm new to MDJ, having only discovered it a few days ago. I've been blogging for a couple of years at wordpress, but have found very few in that community who understand my struggles. I'm not sure I'm ready to give up my old blog, but willing to try and keep up with both until I can decide which site I like best.

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written by lonewolf, March 11, 2008

Hi Tammy
Welcome to this site you will find that it is a very friendly and helpful site and that no one here will judge you so again welcome to a special group of people

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