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04/02/2012 02:24 AM

Welcome to the Agorphobic dealing with PTSD Support Group

roy

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Hello,

Welcome to the Agorphobic dealing with PTSD Support Group.

This Support Group is a comfort place for family members and friends to share and ask questions regarding Agorphobic & PTSD.

Feel free to introduce yourself, ask your questions and be around people who are in your spot.

We'll be happy to hear your thoughts on how to make this Agorphobic dealing with PTSD Support Group better.

Best,

roy

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then they laugh at you
then they fight you
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