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In a message dated 8/11/2005 2:17:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,

dotf33j@... writes:

She is now married to a policeman, has gone to physical therapy assistant's

school and is outwardly happy and gainfully employed.

Dot

I am so happy for your friend. Things are looking up in some places.

Debbie

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Debbie

Yes, it is good to know that others have " made it. " My friend called me

just this morning and said that same dtr and her husband are trying to start

a family. However, because the girl had anorexia complicating her bp-ism,

they're not sure if she can! Apparently a visit to the doc showed she

wasn't ovulating. Not sure what they're doing.

Just goes to show that one does suffer consequences. This girl is a very

loving kid and I can see her being a great mom; how sad it is that her

earlier difficulties may prevent her from having biological kids.

Dot

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From: WTOParentsOfBPs

[mailto:WTOParentsOfBPs ] On Behalf Of funnygirl1154@...

Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 12:44 PM

To: WTOParentsOfBPs

Subject: Re: I am so glad I am not alone

In a message dated 8/11/2005 2:17:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,

dotf33j@... writes:

She is now married to a policeman, has gone to physical therapy assistant's

school and is outwardly happy and gainfully employed.

Dot

I am so happy for your friend. Things are looking up in some places.

Debbie

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