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Was that the one where the woman lost everything and the Christmas Angel Gabriel was teaching her to have Christmas in her heart? If that's the one, I know, I love that movie!
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Please see a licensed counselor for professional direction. All I can provide is my best advice.
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Yep, that's the one, wifeonbpexpress!
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