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subdural hameatoma
by: sparkyd_12 on Fri, Jan 04 2008
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recovery is mind over matter people! its your body so its your charge! your in charge
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January 2008

  • Is this my Mother? - by CO - (Thu, Jan 10 2008)
    So my 54yo healthy, extremely active mother and I have always had this really close relationship. Of course we had some rough times when i was younger and dumber but it made us closer in the end. So we talk everyday and even in my adult life I still depend on her in lots of ways, and she on me. So we basically play an intricate role in each others lives.. [more..]
  • subdural hameatoma - by sparkyd_12 - (Fri, Jan 04 2008)
    recovery is mind over matter people! its your body so its your charge! [more..]
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