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Thank Goodness!

Let me start by saying all of my tests of come back and I have been given the all clear from the doctors! Phew!  I can't say how stressed I was over the whole thing!
I actually got word last week, but I am only just coming out of a 10 day viral haze.  I haven't been so sick in ages!  I didn't move off the couch the whole time.  The stress probably wore me down.  Either that or I picked something up on one of the many doctor/hospital visits I've had lately.  What ever I picked up was nasty!  I had some sort of virus that caused a throat infection with painful ulcers.  I wasn't able to eat much more than jell-o for the best part of a week!  The upside is I lost a good amount of weight and hey, it's not fatal so I can't complain can I?
I've been catching up on Christmas preparations (and every day life), but wanted to make sure I gave an update!  Thank you so much for all the well wishes!

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Unknown said…
Khi dành phần đời còn lại của mình bằng việc mang niềm vui đến cho mọi người thì những con người ấy đã tìm thấy niềm vui thật sự của cuộc sống, fucoidan họ nhận ra niềm vui và hạnh phúc đến một cách tự nhiên khi mình mang niềm vui đến những người khác, liều dùng Fucoidan và thật kì diệu khi gần đến những ngày cuối cùng của số mệnh đã định trước họ chợt thấy mình vẫn khỏe mạnh chẳng có dấu hiệu gì là sắp chết, Fucoidan giá bao nhiêu rồi họ nhận ra cuộc sống đã cho mình một cơ hội nữa để làm lại cuộc đời sống những phút giây ý nghĩa mang lại niềm vui cho mình và tha nhân. Fucoidan Nhật Bản Fucoidan kích thích khả năng miễn dịch của cơ thể, ngăn ngừa sự hình thành của khối u, đồng thời có tác dụng làm chậm quá trình oxy hóa, Fucoidan có tốt không ức chế quá trình sự phát triển mạch máu mới của tế bào ung thư, từ đó loại bỏ nguồn cung cấp chất dinh dưỡng cho các tế bào ung thư.
7:55 AM
Avondale Adult Classifieds said…
It’s great to hear that you are feeling better.
4:11 PM
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