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Well Kimi, some good news with the bad! We have to be thankful for

that! Keep up the good spirits and please let us know what you are

doing for yourself at home in your updates. I will ask my Prayer Group

tomorrow to say a special prayer just for you...

Kathy

[Guest guest]

What was the reason for putting him on the meds? I am a teacher

assistant in a school for developmentally disalbed children.

>

> Recently I took my son (age 16) off of ABILIFY, CELEXA, and

STRATTERA

> because he was becoming more and more VIOLENT and AGGRESSIVE towards

> me and his sister. He has been off these medicines for over a

month. I

> have been watching his behavior very closely. He is VERY much

CALMER,

> EVEN-TEMPERED, and has NOT had any more violent episodes, tantrums,

or

> mood swings since...

>

> I just wanted to let everyone know this that might be considering

> either taking your child off medication, or putting your child on

> medication. PLEASE be aware of the SERIOUS side effects, and

RESEARCH

> any medicine online BEFORE you consider placing your child on

> medicine. If medication is helping your child, then that's great,

BUT...

>

> Psychiatrists are way too quick to prescribe various medications.

Your

> child(ren) can't help themselves...YOU have to PROTECT them. Take

> care, :-) DIANE

>

>

http://www.cchr.org/media/pdfs/The_Side_Effects_of_Common_Psychiatric_

Drugs.pdf

>

> http://www.cchr.org/psychiatric_drugs/index.html

>

[Guest guest]

What was the reason for putting him on the meds? I am a teacher

assistant in a school for developmentally disalbed children.

>

> Recently I took my son (age 16) off of ABILIFY, CELEXA, and

STRATTERA

> because he was becoming more and more VIOLENT and AGGRESSIVE towards

> me and his sister. He has been off these medicines for over a

month. I

> have been watching his behavior very closely. He is VERY much

CALMER,

> EVEN-TEMPERED, and has NOT had any more violent episodes, tantrums,

or

> mood swings since...

>

> I just wanted to let everyone know this that might be considering

> either taking your child off medication, or putting your child on

> medication. PLEASE be aware of the SERIOUS side effects, and

RESEARCH

> any medicine online BEFORE you consider placing your child on

> medicine. If medication is helping your child, then that's great,

BUT...

>

> Psychiatrists are way too quick to prescribe various medications.

Your

> child(ren) can't help themselves...YOU have to PROTECT them. Take

> care, :-) DIANE

>

>

http://www.cchr.org/media/pdfs/The_Side_Effects_of_Common_Psychiatric_

Drugs.pdf

>

> http://www.cchr.org/psychiatric_drugs/index.html

>

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[Guest guest]

I second this! My son was on Vyvance and risperdol

(I had no choice the hospital put him on this). Last year in Nov. because of “school

issues” they were not adhering to his ADHD, AS with high IQ or providing

any supports. This resulted in a break down; no one understood him or wanted

too. He was highly frustrated, always in trouble and felt “I can’t

do anything right”. For two month’s I witnessed behavior straight

off the bus. I begged, pleaded to change their program.

In the midst, they wanted to do a BIP

(behavior plan) that I was against solely because they believed it was pure

defiance. I asked them to test this, that these “behaviors” i.e.

incompletion of tasks, tasks avoidance, frustrations he actually had

drawn-while at school- wanting to harm himself because he was depressed that he

couldn’t get them to understand why these things were so difficult for

him. Nor I but it wasn’t for my lack of trying.

Since he has an high IQ, he is superficially

foreseen as; “he knows better” therefore, held at detention (in

school suspension) for various things that are not other wised witnessed to be

solely his fault and or proven to be a manifestation or not. This is why we formally

requested specific testings and an IEE. After my refusal of the BIP, for three

consecutive weeks, meanwhile, the behavior I was witnessing straight off the

bus, was apparently “my fault” as the school claimed they witnessed

“no anxieties”. In fact the anxieties were coming straight from the

school, straight off the bus, I would watch him daily and it took him 15-20 mint.

to vent to me his issues although he never really could state exactly what. It

was peers, the work load and the transition they made him do that year. (Transferred

to another school, 5th grade and this school required moving from

class to class. This sent him through a loop) eventually he broke down, couldn’t

“take it anymore”. It’s such a long story…

As you can tell, I am upset and advocate

highly for my son especially since this occurred last year and currently they

are doing the same. (he’s now 11 yrs and in Middle School) I have brought

for the formal complaints. It gets much deeper, yet, last school year when the

deterioration happened, I hospitalized him. He came out with no further dx yet

was on these meds. I witnessed a child whom became terribly upset making his

emotional state much worse than it was to begin with. He was aggressive worst

part is, since the school suddenly agreed there were issues, it was my fault.

They called human resource on me about my son. Little did they know, I pro

actively written to this department, provided doctors letters proving he was

not at threat to himself or others. This was a bit underhanded from our

district and how they deal with such students.

I did want to say this about these

medications, after hospitalization occurred, I could NOT get anyone to help me

take him off these meds. Not even his ped, then I was forced to send him back

to school knowing the medication had this effect on him, now what was the

school to think? I was so afraid an incident would take place while at school..misconstrued..then

what? I finally took him off the meds myself after repeated attempts to get

help from the prescribing doc (hospital doc reported he was no longer their

patient they claimed, the therapist there recommended montesorri schooling for

his gifts to be reached and understood. No such thing in our area or affordable,besides

our current doc doesn’t believe that’s what’s best, I agree!

Yet no other alternatives than this district! We tried Home schooling over the

summer.), although I wouldn’t recommend this, as for us, we had no choice,

I took him off myself. PS: this school year, is a repeat of last school year…although

he is holding out much better than last (SO FAR!). I live in fear of another

deterioration simply because he’s not getting his needs met and

again..they believe it’s mere behavior, inflating grades,

declassification going on etc. We are going for due process and a neuropsych’s

eval that we plan on having district to pay in the very near future. So, if I

don’t answer a post…that’s because IM busy either packing or

emailing state dept.

Deborah Hitchcock

From: Autism and Aspergers Treatment [mailto:Autism and Aspergers Treatment ] On Behalf Of Lana Gibbons

Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2008

12:04 PM

Autism and Aspergers Treatment

Subject: Re:

NEWS

Thanks for posting this! I've been very

anti-Abilify since I first read about it. I can't help but be snarky when

the ads for it come on TV now. I've heard so much can go wrong with

Abilify and autistics and it is NO SURPRISE seeing as it was never approved for

use in Autism (it is for bipolar and schizophrenia). So often I hear

about autistic children on this med and no one seems to care it isn't approved

for the under-10 crowd for bipolar, under 13 for schizophrenia and not approved

for use with children at all as a " add-on " for " Major Depressive

Disorder " .

Autistics aren't DEPRESSED (at least not as a rule, I'm sure some are) and they

don't need meds for depression. Autistics keep to themselves because

that's autism! Any doctor who feels an anti-depressant/anti-psychotic

is appropriate doesn't understand autism (and far, far too often do I hear of

the family doctor Rxing this!! There should be whole classes of drugs

off-limits to all but psychiatrists!)

Soooo glad your son is doing better!!

-Lana

" There is nothing more useful than sun and salt. " - Latin proverb

On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 10:59 PM, DIANE <odiekaronebellsouth (DOT) net>

wrote:

Recently I took my son (age 16) off of ABILIFY,

CELEXA, and STRATTERA

because he was becoming more and more VIOLENT and AGGRESSIVE towards

me and his sister. He has been off these medicines for over a month. I

have been watching his behavior very closely. He is VERY much CALMER,

EVEN-TEMPERED, and has NOT had any more violent episodes, tantrums, or

mood swings since...

I just wanted to let everyone know this that might be considering

either taking your child off medication, or putting your child on

medication. PLEASE be aware of the SERIOUS side effects, and RESEARCH

any medicine online BEFORE you consider placing your child on

medicine. If medication is helping your child, then that's great, BUT...

Psychiatrists are way too quick to prescribe various medications. Your

child(ren) can't help themselves...YOU have to PROTECT them. Take

care, :-) DIANE

http://www.cchr.org/media/pdfs/The_Side_Effects_of_Common_Psychiatric_Drugs.pdf

http://www.cchr.org/psychiatric_drugs/index.html

[Guest guest]

My daughter was on Straterra from July til mid December for ADHD. As

the Dr. increased the dose the aggressive and violent behavior

increased. She was suspended for stealing an x-acto knife from shop

class and once they got it away from her she broke down crying that

she wanted to kill herself because she couldn't take it anymore. The

school nearly sent her to inpatient psychiatric hospital, but allowed

me to take her home because She had an appointment with a new

counselor that day and an appointment with the psychiatrist to take

over medication management. I dropped her from 80mg to 40 (she is only

70 pounds) and that helped. I then dropped her down to 25mg for a week

after seeing the Psych Dr. and then took her off completely. I now

have my daughter back. She is rarely aggressive verbally and

physically. She still mentions wishing she were dead, but it is

usually in relation to school and generally only when mad. My daughter

takes AdderallXR and does fine with that for her ADHD symptoms.

>

> Recently I took my son (age 16) off of ABILIFY, CELEXA, and STRATTERA

> because he was becoming more and more VIOLENT and AGGRESSIVE towards

> me and his sister. He has been off these medicines for over a month. I

> have been watching his behavior very closely. He is VERY much CALMER,

> EVEN-TEMPERED, and has NOT had any more violent episodes, tantrums, or

> mood swings since...

>

> I just wanted to let everyone know this that might be considering

> either taking your child off medication, or putting your child on

> medication. PLEASE be aware of the SERIOUS side effects, and RESEARCH

> any medicine online BEFORE you consider placing your child on

> medicine. If medication is helping your child, then that's great, BUT...

>

> Psychiatrists are way too quick to prescribe various medications. Your

> child(ren) can't help themselves...YOU have to PROTECT them. Take

> care, :-) DIANE

>

> http://www.cchr.

>

<http://www.cchr.org/media/pdfs/The_Side_Effects_of_Common_Psychiatric_Drugs

> .pdf> org/media/pdfs/The_Side_Effects_of_Common_Psychiatric_Drugs.pdf

>

> http://www.cchr. <http://www.cchr.org/psychiatric_drugs/index.html>

> org/psychiatric_drugs/index.html

>

[Guest guest]

Oh Deb, what an ordeal. And your son is so blessed to have you. Sending you and everyone on the list hugs and appreciation for how extraordinarily devoted the parents here are.

Love,

Francine

In a message dated 12/29/2008 1:04:19 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, debhitchcock@... writes:

I second this! My son was on Vyvance and risperdol (I had no choice the hospital put him on this). Last year in Nov. because of “school issues†they were not adhering to his ADHD, AS with high IQ or providing any supports. This resulted in a break down; no one understood him or wanted too. He was highly frustrated, always in trouble and felt “I can’t do anything rightâ€. For two month’s I witnessed behavior straight off the bus. I begged, pleaded to change their program.

In the midst, they wanted to do a BIP (behavior plan) that I was against solely because they believed it was pure defiance. I asked them to test this, that these “behaviors†i.e. incompletion of tasks, tasks avoidance, frustrations he actually had drawn-while at school- wanting to harm himself because he was depressed that he couldn’t get them to understand why these things were so difficult for him. Nor I but it wasn’t for my lack of trying.

Since he has an high IQ, he is superficially foreseen as; “he knows better†therefore, held at detention (in school suspension) for various things that are not other wised witnessed to be solely his fault and or proven to be a manifestation or not. This is why we formally requested specific testings and an IEE. After my refusal of the BIP, for three consecutive weeks, meanwhile, the behavior I was witnessing straight off the bus, was apparently “my fault†as the school claimed they witnessed “no anxietiesâ€. In fact the anxieties were coming straight from the school, straight off the bus, I would watch him daily and it took him 15-20 mint. to vent to me his issues although he never really could state exactly what. It was peers, the work load and the transition they made him do that year. (Transferred to another school, 5th grade and this school required moving from class to class. This sent him through a loop) eventually he broke down, couldn’t “take it anymoreâ€. It’s such a long story…

As you can tell, I am upset and advocate highly for my son especially since this occurred last year and currently they are doing the same. (he’s now 11 yrs and in Middle School) I have brought for the formal complaints. It gets much deeper, yet, last school year when the deterioration happened, I hospitalized him. He came out with no further dx yet was on these meds. I witnessed a child whom became terribly upset making his emotional state much worse than it was to begin with. He was aggressive worst part is, since the school suddenly agreed there were issues, it was my fault. They called human resource on me about my son. Little did they know, I pro actively written to this department, provided doctors letters proving he was not at threat to himself or others. This was a bit underhanded from our district and how they deal with such students.

I did want to say this about these medications, after hospitalization occurred, I could NOT get anyone to help me take him off these meds. Not even his ped, then I was forced to send him back to school knowing the medication had this effect on him, now what was the school to think? I was so afraid an incident would take place while at school..misconstrued..then what? I finally took him off the meds myself after repeated attempts to get help from the prescribing doc (hospital doc reported he was no longer their patient they claimed, the therapist there recommended montesorri schooling for his gifts to be reached and understood. No such thing in our area or affordable,besides our current doc doesn’t believe that’s what’s best, I agree! Yet no other alternatives than this district! We tried Home schooling over the summer.), although I wouldn’t recommend this, as for us, we had no choice, I took him off myself. PS: this school year, is a repeat of last school year…although he is holding out much better than last (SO FAR!). I live in fear of another deterioration simply because he’s not getting his needs met and again..they believe it’s mere behavior, inflating grades, declassification going on etc. We are going for due process and a neuropsych’s eval that we plan on having district to pay in the very near future. So, if I don’t answer a post…that’s because IM busy either packing or emailing state dept.

Deborah Hitchcock

From: Autism and Aspergers Treatment [mailto:Autism and Aspergers Treatment ] On Behalf Of Lana GibbonsSent: Sunday, December 07, 2008 12:04 PMAutism and Aspergers Treatment Subject: Re: NEWS

Thanks for posting this! I've been very anti-Abilify since I first read about it. I can't help but be snarky when the ads for it come on TV now. I've heard so much can go wrong with Abilify and autistics and it is NO SURPRISE seeing as it was never approved for use in Autism (it is for bipolar and schizophrenia). So often I hear about autistic children on this med and no one seems to care it isn't approved for the under-10 crowd for bipolar, under 13 for schizophrenia and not approved for use with children at all as a "add-on" for "Major Depressive Disorder".Autistics aren't DEPRESSED (at least not as a rule, I'm sure some are) and they don't need meds for depression. Autistics keep to themselves because that's autism! Any doctor who feels an anti-depressant/anti-psychotic is appropriate doesn't understand autism (and far, far too often do I hear of the family doctor Rxing this!! There should be whole classes of drugs off-limits to all but psychiatrists!)Soooo glad your son is doing better!!-Lana"There is nothing more useful than sun and salt." - Latin proverb

On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 10:59 PM, DIANE <odiekaronebellsouth (DOT) net> wrote:

Recently I took my son (age 16) off of ABILIFY, CELEXA, and STRATTERAbecause he was becoming more and more VIOLENT and AGGRESSIVE towardsme and his sister. He has been off these medicines for over a month. Ihave been watching his behavior very closely. He is VERY much CALMER,EVEN-TEMPERED, and has NOT had any more violent episodes, tantrums, ormood swings since...I just wanted to let everyone know this that might be consideringeither taking your child off medication, or putting your child onmedication. PLEASE be aware of the SERIOUS side effects, and RESEARCHany medicine online BEFORE you consider placing your child onmedicine. If medication is helping your child, then that's great, BUT...Psychiatrists are way too quick to prescribe various medications. Yourchild(ren) can't help themselves...YOU have to PROTECT them. Takecare, :-) DIANEhttp://www.cchr.org/media/pdfs/The_Side_Effects_of_Common_Psychiatric_Drugs.pdfhttp://www.cchr.org/psychiatric_drugs/index.html

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I am an avid advocate for not using medicaitons to treat autism unless all other alternatives are exhausted the need outweighs the risks. Even if medication becomes necessary, it should only be used for a short period of time and ALL children on these types of medication should be reevaluated frequently to test the continued necesity. These types of medications affect the awareness center of my brain and slow my thoughts to the point where I am not able to function or care properly for myself. I also became like a tin robot in my movements.

I am autistic and was on risperadol for a period of time and have been treated with many other anti-psychotic medications.

It was not until I was taken off all of the medications that I began to "wake up" to the world around me and found my place with in it. I live medication free to date and although I still have my bad days, no pill is required to medically restrain me.

http://speakup.today.com

[Guest guest]

I understand the knee jerk style of prescribing meds to kids but we are clearly

seeing anxiety and nasty moods with our 8yr old son who was diagnosed with mild

Autism.

It is exhausting to be ready for the unpredictable anxiety and mood swings. I am

not a big on drugs but I am feeling pretty convinced he needs something to help

him.

He is so moody. I feel so sad when he is suddenly so confused and anxious, not

knowing what to do without watching TV, shooting lego games and computer games.

We don't like to allow a lot of any but try to be flexible. We think the lack of

structure related to summer vacation is really hard on him. In the meantime, he

gets so moody and anxious. We can't always cater to his moods since we have a

young toddler as well.

I don't want to be drugging him because we don't have time to entertain and keep

him engaged at all times but its so bewildering, overwhelming and sad to see him

so upset all th time.

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[Guest guest]

FRENCHTOWN, Mont. — Police say aMontana woman used an unlikely weapon to fend

off a charging bear — a zucchini.Missoula County Sheriff's Lt. Rich Maricelli

says a 200-pound black bearattacked the woman's 12-year-old collie just after

midnight Wednesday on theback porch of her home about 15 miles west of Missoula.

When the woman, whom police did not name, screamed to draw the bear'sattention,

it charged her and swiped at her leg.

Maricelli says the woman jumped back into the doorway and reached for thenearest

object on her kitchen counter — a 12-inch zucchini from her garden.

The woman flung the vegetable at the bear, striking it on top of the headand

causing it to flee.

W

[Guest guest]

Bears have good memories. A friend left food in his basement and the bear

smelled, entered through sliding door and ate all the food. Following year on

exact date, the bear came back, not finding food, the bear wrecked his basement

-- tore everyting out -- like as if letting them know it was angry coz there was

no food. I kid you not, i myself thought she was kidding, apparently not. This

happened in the Poconos, Pennsylvania.

>

>

> n:

>

> You have bears and coyotes? Why am I sounding so surprised? Over the summer,

my landlord put this cage on the roof (in the backyard where they grow all their

stuff), and he caught a raccoon. I actually saw a raccoon in my backyard in a

cage on the roof. And he was still wiggling. I found out they took him out to

the country and let him go. He had eaten all their grapes.

>

> And n. YOU WILL LOVE YOUR NEW SPROUT GARDEN.

>

> You'll come up with glorious combinations of sprouts.

>

> Just remember to go over and talk to them. They like this.

>

> lol

> Melody

>

[Guest guest]

Hi.

That's very funny. If I ever saw a bear in my backyard, well, I can guarantee

you HE COULD EAT ALL THE FOOD HE WANTS FROM THE BACKYARD. I give people credit.

Living with bears in the backyard, raccoons, deer, etc. Some of my family

members live in a beautiful home in Jersey and they have a big sliding see

through glass door that goes into their yard. They have this huge hedge around

the yard. So I was sitting in the recliner casually looking out through the

glass doors and I saw all the kid's toys, the treehouse, things that people have

in their yard. So I casually commented. " You have any deer around here? "

Well, one of them said " Oh we have 6 point bucks here all the time " .

Melody had never heard of 6 point bucks. I said " what are you talking about,

what is a 6 point buck? " Then he said (so casually you might think he was

talking about a tv show " , he says " oh you know, the deer with the antlers "

I said " you have deer with antlers in your back yard? " and he said " Oh yeah,

they jump over the hedge "

Melody got out of that recliner so fast I forgot I had arthritis.

lol

Mel

[Guest guest]

We had a Doe with her baby yesterday sitting in our yard. It was so cool. We

also had a hawk (i think a broad winged) scouting the bird feeder for

lunch. You would be amazed at how much wildlife is in Brooklyn (and other big

cities) that you aren't aware of.I can hardly wait to get home tonight (between

patients have been goofing off writing emails ---my sprout order came in and

on top of that, my broccoli sprouts are ready for eating tonight.it is the

little things that thrill. marion

n Rollings, PhDNJ Licensed Psychologist #4686www.DrnRollings.com

Until we have the courage to recognize cruelty for what it is--whether its

victim is human or animal--we cannot expect things to be much better in this

world... We cannot have peace among men whose hearts delight in killing any

living creature. By every act that glorifies or even tolerates such moronic

delight in killing we set back the progress of humanity.

Carson

From: Melody <eliz7212@...>

Subject: Re: News

Date: Monday, October 4, 2010, 3:43 PM

 

Hi.

That's very funny. If I ever saw a bear in my backyard, well, I can guarantee

you HE COULD EAT ALL THE FOOD HE WANTS FROM THE BACKYARD. I give people credit.

Living with bears in the backyard, raccoons, deer, etc. Some of my family

members live in a beautiful home in Jersey and they have a big sliding see

through glass door that goes into their yard. They have this huge hedge around

the yard. So I was sitting in the recliner casually looking out through the

glass doors and I saw all the kid's toys, the treehouse, things that people have

in their yard. So I casually commented. " You have any deer around here? "

Well, one of them said " Oh we have 6 point bucks here all the time " .

Melody had never heard of 6 point bucks. I said " what are you talking about,

what is a 6 point buck? " Then he said (so casually you might think he was

talking about a tv show " , he says " oh you know, the deer with the antlers "

I said " you have deer with antlers in your back yard? " and he said " Oh yeah,

they jump over the hedge "

Melody got out of that recliner so fast I forgot I had arthritis.

lol

Mel

[Guest guest]

A Doe and her baby and hawks, Sounds very peaceful.

Enjoy your broccoli sprouts. I have all mine harvested and in my fridge. You

must try a bunch of sprouts on a breakfast sandwich. It's wonderful..

mel

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> That's very funny. If I ever saw a bear in my backyard, well, I can guarantee

you HE COULD EAT ALL THE FOOD HE WANTS FROM THE BACKYARD. I give people credit.

Living with bears in the backyard, raccoons, deer, etc. Some of my family

members live in a beautiful home in Jersey and they have a big sliding see

through glass door that goes into their yard. They have this huge hedge around

the yard. So I was sitting in the recliner casually looking out through the

glass doors and I saw all the kid's toys, the treehouse, things that people have

in their yard. So I casually commented. " You have any deer around here? "

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> Melody had never heard of 6 point bucks. I said " what are you talking about,

what is a 6 point buck? " Then he said (so casually you might think he was

talking about a tv show " , he says " oh you know, the deer with the antlers "

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I now have a sore eye, I already have plugs in both eyes for dry eyes and have now been given drops by the Dr! What would be causing a sore eye, would it be eye strain?

My partner Graham's nan is waiting for a scan on her neck, she couldn't move her arm the other day, the Dr thinks she may have an anereseum in her neck as she has a lump there. What can be done about this? She is 90 and got angina?

I have now been referred to the pain clinic at Stanmore for my scoliosis, not sure what sort of treatment they do?

I look forward to hearing from you, hope its not snowing there.

Liz

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Good luck at Stanmore, Liz. Please let us know how it goes.

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> I now have a sore eye, I already have plugs in both eyes for dry eyes and

> have now been given drops by the Dr!  What would be causing a sore eye,

> would it be eye strain?

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> My partner Graham's nan is waiting for a scan on her neck, she couldn't

> move her arm the other day, the Dr thinks she may have an anereseum in her

> neck as she has a lump there.  What can be done about this?  She is 90 and

> got angina?

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> I have now been referred to the pain clinic at Stanmore for my scoliosis,

> not sure what sort of treatment they do?

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> I look forward to hearing from you, hope its not snowing there.

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> Liz