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12/05/2010 04:23 AM

Hello Stay at Home Mom Support Group, I'm roy

roy

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Hello,

My name is Roy. Alon and I run MDJunction.

We hope that the Stay at Home Mom Support Group will grow into a real meaningful place for all of you, as other groups in MDJunction are (you can see the rheumatoid arthritis support group as an example).

We are here to help in any way we can.

Enjoy,

roy

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then they fight you
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