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03/19/2008 12:00 PM
brook
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i cant chose a ribon. the ribon i want to wear is for

all those illnesses and more. my prayers are for all who suffer.

also my prayers are for all bipolar suffers, who live a life which can be in turmoil, in unreal highs, in total confusion and panic and sometimes a beautiful normal.

may god give us the blessing to live a normal life.

god bless you all.

xxxxxxx
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03/19/2008 12:02 PM  Top
pixiedust430
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Welcome Brook. I feel the same way about choosing a ribbon. I chose the one that hit closest to home but I would love to attach a file that has the rest to my profile.
~Wishing you butterfly mornings and wildflower nights~*~*~*~*~

I have no medical training and give advice purely on personal experience. This in no way replaces proper medical attention.
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