Thursday, December 31, 2009

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Type II Diabetes and Coriander

Several family members in my extended family have type II diabetes, so I'm always curious about oils and techniques for them. When you say down the other toes, do you mean additional drops spread to the other toes or the one drop on the big toe is spread to all the toes?

My Father, is diabetic, type II. Has been on the supplements for 3 months and loves them. But has been struggling with more blood sugar dips and mental fogs. Due in at least some part to diet, does the Coriander help the pancreas with insulin production? Or help regulate blood sugars naturally?

I'm off to bed and to read my new essentials of the earth book, I may be adding a bottle of Coriander to his January Autoship.

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Sciatica

For sciatica....if you will find your release points for it by taking your hands and putting them on your back beside your spine at the waist, and then where your middle finger rests start digging around on your tushy cheek and you will find the point of entry (I call it) that once massaged will release the pain from your sciatica (you will know you found it when it takes your breath away) and once you release it....use some of the oils in the previous posts....Peppermint and Deep Blue with Basil works great...also Birch if you have it...if not Wintergreen for the pain. Happy New Year! Julie Ann

On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 12:50 PM, Kathy ~ At The Edge <sandhollow@aol.com> wrote:

Thanks Pat - this lady is so excited, we are planning a new class for her and her family using the new Physicians Kit - she wanted a class on how oils can help our families, especially children and then I got the email this morning about the Physicians Kit!!

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Subject: Re: [Everything doTERRA] Sciatica

There are some wonderful oils for Sciatica, I would recommend the following blend that you would add a little coconut oil to for spreading:

Equal amounts of Deep Blue, Peppermint, Lavender and Wintergreen. rub on lower back, buttocks and affected leg. If these oils do not work

here are a few others that would also be great but not everyone has these.

Roman Chamomile

Helichyrsum

Thyme

Balance

White Fir

Sandalwood

The Gum Disease you could use OnGuard, doing a push and pull with a little water and OnGuard. Also brush you teeth with OnGuard at least twice a day. If you have pain use a little clove with the wash. Continue this until your gum problem is resolved.

Pat

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I have 2 questions:

What oils for Sciatica and what oils for gum disease?

I thought for gum disease (periodontal something) brushing teeth with On Guard but what else?
For Sciatica I wasn't sure?

Kathy
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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Type II Diabetes and Coriander

We have had smashing success with just putting it on the bottom of the big toe 1 drop each foot, and down the other toes. Totally turned someone around with just applying it that way. Also the other suggestions are great that you pointed out. Happy New Year!! Julie Ann

On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 1:23 PM, Marci Williams <williamsflyers@gmail.com> wrote:

I just searched the archives to see if anyone has responded to how to apply coriander for type II diabetes. I have a young woman in her 20s who wants to know how to apply the coriander. How often, how many drops, etc.? I would recommend applying it directly over the pancreas and reflex points. What about taking it internally? It says to use coriander sparingly too. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Myrrh

I second the advice for LLW for hair. I had a baby last April and by July, most of my hair had fallen out. This has happened with previous 5 babies and it never grew back, so by #6, my hair was so thin, you could see my scalp. It was horrifying. I didn't even want to leave the house. I researched everything I could about what I could do, and came up empty. I discovered DoTerra about the same time, so I started putting peppermint on my scalp everynight and then in August, I started on LLW. Within a month, I began to see regrowth all over my head, and now it's about an inch thick. I feel like my 3 year old, with all of her new growth, but I'm not complaining! I 100% attribute it to LLW. I also now add Rosemary, when I remember, to my scalp per advice I read here, but I think the LLW was the main thing for me!

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From: Patricia Leavitt <doterradiscover@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Everything doTERRA] Myrrh
To: everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, December 31, 2009, 2:25 PM

You need to be on the LLW nutrition. My hair is so healthy, I also put rosemary

on it, every time I shampoo. Just as the wise men did, you did also, giving your

parents a wonderful gift. Make sure they take one of the reference books with them

so they will know what to do with the oils. Myrrh is wonderful for the following:

Asthma

Sore throat

Digestion

fungal infections

prostate

gum infections

wrinkles,

wounds

hemorroids

coughs

mucus

And really much more.

Hope this helps.

Pat

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I was just wondering what the main uses for Myrrh are? I bought a
bunch oils for my parents who are leaving on a mission and I thought
myrrh would be great but then I wasn't really sure what it is really
famous for.

Also my hair is thinning for some reason and it seams to just be
breaking off easily do any of you have any suggestions.

Thanks

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] Myrrh

You need to be on the LLW nutrition. My hair is so healthy, I also put rosemary

on it, every time I shampoo. Just as the wise men did, you did also, giving your

parents a wonderful gift. Make sure they take one of the reference books with them

so they will know what to do with the oils. Myrrh is wonderful for the following:

Asthma

Sore throat

Digestion

fungal infections

prostate

gum infections

wrinkles,

wounds

hemorroids

coughs

mucus

And really much more.

Hope this helps.

Pat

On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 2:57 PM, Mommy T <tenillefarr@gmail.com> wrote:

I was just wondering what the main uses for Myrrh are? I bought a
bunch oils for my parents who are leaving on a mission and I thought
myrrh would be great but then I wasn't really sure what it is really
famous for.

Also my hair is thinning for some reason and it seams to just be
breaking off easily do any of you have any suggestions.

Thanks

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[Everything doTERRA] Myrrh

I was just wondering what the main uses for Myrrh are? I bought a
bunch oils for my parents who are leaving on a mission and I thought
myrrh would be great but then I wasn't really sure what it is really
famous for.

Also my hair is thinning for some reason and it seams to just be
breaking off easily do any of you have any suggestions.

Thanks

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[Everything doTERRA] Type II Diabetes and Coriander

I just searched the archives to see if anyone has responded to how to apply coriander for type II diabetes. I have a young woman in her 20s who wants to know how to apply the coriander. How often, how many drops, etc.? I would recommend applying it directly over the pancreas and reflex points. What about taking it internally? It says to use coriander sparingly too. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Marci

Re: [Everything doTERRA] Sciatica

Thanks Pat - this lady is so excited, we are planning a new class for her and her family using the new Physicians Kit - she wanted a class on how oils can help our families, especially children and then I got the email this morning about the Physicians Kit!!

Kathy
Doterra Therapeutic Essential Oils
The Most Potent Oils on The Planet
435-635-5865

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From: Patricia Leavitt <doterradiscover@gmail.com>
To: everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wed, Dec 30, 2009 3:34 pm
Subject: Re: [Everything doTERRA] Sciatica

There are some wonderful oils for Sciatica, I would recommend the following blend that you would add a little coconut oil to for spreading:

Equal amounts of Deep Blue, Peppermint, Lavender and Wintergreen. rub on lower back, buttocks and affected leg. If these oils do not work

here are a few others that would also be great but not everyone has these.

Roman Chamomile

Helichyrsum

Thyme

Balance

White Fir

Sandalwood

The Gum Disease you could use OnGuard, doing a push and pull with a little water and OnGuard. Also brush you teeth with OnGuard at least twice a day. If you have pain use a little clove with the wash. Continue this until your gum problem is resolved.

Pat

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 12:55 PM, Kathy ~ At The Edge <sandhollow@aol.com> wrote:

I have 2 questions:

What oils for Sciatica and what oils for gum disease?

I thought for gum disease (periodontal something) brushing teeth with On Guard but what else?
For Sciatica I wasn't sure?

Kathy
The Most Potent Oils on the Planet

435-635-5865

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Re: [Everything doTERRA]

Thanks Monica for mentioning LLW. I did not and should have. I have also been taking the LLW and for the first time in 65 years have been growing nails that are strong. So I am sure it was both, but I have started taking the LLW for granted. It is such a part of my life that I can't even imagine not having it.

Pat

On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 8:54 AM, Monica Molinar <monica@healthyconnections.net> wrote:

I have personally noticed a significant increase in the amount of hair on my head, the rate of hair and nail growth, as well as improvement in the condition of both hair and nails, after using the LLW trio for approximately six months. It seems that the supplements have really helped to rebalance my body's systems, and now are also able to help the outer bits look healthier also!

And yes, besides the LLW, Rosemary is AWESOME - does indeed take time, but it does help! :-)

Monica

From: Patricia Leavitt <doterradiscover@gmail.com>
To: everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, December 31, 2009 4:34:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Everything doTERRA]

My hair is quite thin and especially on the top so I started the rosemary regiment by adding it to my shampoo in the shower and then after rinsing the shampoo I added a few drops to the thin areas and left it on. I have been doing this for about 2 months and am just starting to notice some new hair growth.

I would imagine it to take a bit of time, he just needs to make it part of his regiment. Be sure and remind him that he doesn't want to get the oil in his eyes, that is a big ouch.

Pat

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 9:21 PM, Debbie <dhuckstep@comcast.net> wrote:

Thanks Pat. That's what I thought but I figured that was too easy! How would you have him use it and how often and does it really help the hair to grow back in? How long does it take with what regimen? THANKS

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Rosemary

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 7:08 PM, Debbie <dhuckstep@comcast.net> wrote:

What oils would you give a man who is starting to bald? Are there oils that will help the hair come back in? THANKS

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Re: [Everything doTERRA]

I have personally noticed a significant increase in the amount of hair on my head, the rate of hair and nail growth, as well as improvement in the condition of both hair and nails, after using the LLW trio for approximately six months. It seems that the supplements have really helped to rebalance my body's systems, and now are also able to help the outer bits look healthier also!

And yes, besides the LLW, Rosemary is AWESOME - does indeed take time, but it does help! :-)

Monica

From: Patricia Leavitt <doterradiscover@gmail.com>
To: everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, December 31, 2009 4:34:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Everything doTERRA]

My hair is quite thin and especially on the top so I started the rosemary regiment by adding it to my shampoo in the shower and then after rinsing the shampoo I added a few drops to the thin areas and left it on. I have been doing this for about 2 months and am just starting to notice some new hair growth.

I would imagine it to take a bit of time, he just needs to make it part of his regiment. Be sure and remind him that he doesn't want to get the oil in his eyes, that is a big ouch.

Pat

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 9:21 PM, Debbie <dhuckstep@comcast.net> wrote:

Thanks Pat. That's what I thought but I figured that was too easy! How would you have him use it and how often and does it really help the hair to grow back in? How long does it take with what regimen? THANKS

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Rosemary

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 7:08 PM, Debbie <dhuckstep@comcast.net> wrote:

What oils would you give a man who is starting to bald? Are there oils that will help the hair come back in? THANKS

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Re: [Everything doTERRA] What happened to the diffuser?

They have been out of them, they will be available the middle of January.

Pat

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 9:10 PM, Adele <robertandadele@gmail.com> wrote:

SO, I wanted to use my Christmas money to buy a diffuser, but I can't
find it anywhere on the website anymore??

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Re: [Everything doTERRA]

I would imagine it to take a bit of time, he just needs to make it part of his regiment. Be sure and remind him that he doesn't want to get the oil in his eyes, that is a big ouch.

Pat

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 9:21 PM, Debbie <dhuckstep@comcast.net> wrote:

Thanks Pat. That's what I thought but I figured that was too easy! How would you have him use it and how often and does it really help the hair to grow back in? How long does it take with what regimen? THANKS

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Rosemary

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1a.: Re: Car Seat question From: Carrie's Side E-mail
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1a.: Re: Car Seat question

Posted by: "Carrie's Side E-mail" adens_mommi@yahoo.com adens_mommi

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:23 am (PST)

At 5 months he needs to stay in an infant carseat.... There are requirement on carseats that go with height and weight. So u won't be ready for a new car seat until the child is more than 1 year old (depending on his height and weight). If u feel like getting a brand new one a 3-n-1 convertible carseat is good. U can still use it for rear-facing and then use ir for forward facing when ur child is ready. Rear facing is the saddest for infants and children over one years old. Again depending on height and weight. All carseat makers typically make 3-n-1 convertibles. Clothing size doesn't matter. My son started wearing12- 24 month clothing at 6months. But that doesn't mean too much. Hope this helps u out

Aden's Mommy

On Dec 29, 2009, at 8:32 AM, Frank Schoch <fschoch@ymail.com> wrote:

I understand you problem my son is 1 & he is wearing cloths for a 5 year old child as for the carseats I don't have a favorate I recieved a hand me down I believe it is a greko that will adjust to your grandson, but ask the sales clerk when you are at the store that is what they are there for good luck Karen
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I am looking to replace my grandson's infant carseat with the next larger one. There are too many to choose from! I have a 2 door truck that I have to "climb" into because I am a bit on the short side. My grandson, at 5 months is already wearing 12-18 month size clothes - he is a big boy.

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Posted by: "Gloria Hernandez" gthome36@yahoo.com gthome36

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:24 am (PST)

Before you go out and spend alot of money you should look into craigslist. You'll get them cheap and you can always review the product ahead of time. Most of them are in brand new condition. Good luck!!!!

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Subject: Re: [mompowergroup] Car Seat question
To: mompowergroup@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 4:32 PM

I understand you problem my son is 1 & he is wearing cloths for a 5 year old child as for the carseats I don't have a favorate I recieved a hand me down I believe it is a greko that will adjust to your grandson, but ask the sales clerk when you are at the store that is what they are there for good luck Karen

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From: Terri S <terri_sanders@ sbcglobal. net>

I am looking to replace my grandson's infant carseat with the next larger one. There are too many to choose from! I have a 2 door truck that I have to "climb" into because I am a bit on the short side. My grandson, at 5 months is already wearing 12-18 month size clothes - he is a big boy.

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Posted by: "kent_brunette@yahoo.com" kent_brunette@yahoo.com kent_brunette

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:24 am (PST)

try this link and see if it answers your question

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=car+seat+questions&aq=f&aqi=g-m1&oq=&fp=b36c7832dbb01be6

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> I am looking to replace my grandson's infant carseat with the next larger one. There are too many to choose from! I have a 2 door truck that I have to "climb" into because I am a bit on the short side. My grandson, at 5 months is already wearing 12-18 month size clothes - he is a big boy.
>
> Does anybody out there have any pro's & con's on their car seats they would like to share with me before I spend the $200+ ?? (The infant car seat we purchased was a lemon and we are so angry about it that we do not want to make that mistake again!)
>
> Thank you.
> Terri S.
> Gran
>

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1d.: Re: Car Seat question

Posted by: "Jody Mort" jlmort19@yahoo.com jlmort19

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:26 am (PST)

If you go to a store like wal-mart or target where the seats are out on display it will be best. Then you could put your grandson in & see how he fits.. Also even if he is a big boy in one of the larger ones he may need one of the headrest things you can buy extra to put in to keep his head more stable especially when he fall asleep. Hope this helps. Good Luck.

Jody

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From: Terri S <terri_sanders@sbcglobal.net>
To: mompowergroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, December 29, 2009 9:01:07 AM
Subject: [mompowergroup] Car Seat question

I am looking to replace my grandson's infant carseat with the next larger one. There are too many to choose from! I have a 2 door truck that I have to "climb" into because I am a bit on the short side. My grandson, at 5 months is already wearing 12-18 month size clothes - he is a big boy.

Does anybody out there have any pro's & con's on their car seats they would like to share with me before I spend the $200+ ?? (The infant car seat we purchased was a lemon and we are so angry about it that we do not want to make that mistake again!)

Thank you.
Terri S.
Gran

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1e.: Re: Car Seat question

Posted by: "Kirstie H" kirstie_mo@yahoo.com kirstiehague

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:51 am (PST)

Be VERY careful about purchasing used carseats. Most manufacturers warn against resale, and organizations such as Goodwill no longer take used car seats. There's no way to tell if they have been damaged or involved in an accident, and a used carseat *can* present a danger to your child. If you get a used one, your best bet is to get it from family or friends who you trust to indicate that it's never been in an accident, and CHECK the product recall list to make sure the car seat isn't on it!

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--- In mompowergroup@yahoogroups.com, Gloria Hernandez <gthome36@...> wrote:
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> Before you go out and spend alot of money you should look into craigslist. You'll get them cheap and you can always review the product ahead of time. Most of them are in brand new condition. Good luck!!!!
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> From: Terri S <terri_sanders@ sbcglobal. net>
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> I am looking to replace my grandson's infant carseat with the next larger one.Â There are too many to choose from!Â I have a 2 door truck that I have to "climb" into because I am a bit on the short side.Â My grandson, at 5 months is already wearing 12-18 month size clothes - he is a big boy.
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2a.: Re: playing alone

Posted by: "Sarika Bhat" sarika8282@yahoo.com sarika8282

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:23 am (PST)

Hi Liana,

No, my daughter doesn't play alone in other circumstances! so therefore i'm not really expecting her to do the puzzle by herself while i watch tv! however what surprises me is that even if i'm directly in front of her asking her to do the puzzle, she doesn't do it. she wants me to do it, even though i'm pretty sure she knows where some of the pieces go, at least the obvious ones.

playing alone
Posted by: "liana precup" liafan_2000@yahoo.com liafan_2000
Sat Dec 19, 2009 6:50 am (PST)
Dear Sarika,
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DoesÂ your daughter play alone in other circumstances? Is it about the ability of doing puzles or about the ability/habit of playing alone?
Â
Liana
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Posted by: "Sarika Bhat" sarika8282@yahoo. com Â sarika8282
Thu DecÂ 17,Â 2009 12:55Â pm (PST)

i have a daughter who will be 3 in february and we have started doing some 24 piece puzzles.Â she likes to do them as long as i'm right in front of her telling her exactly where the pieces go!Â or she'll take a 50 piece puzzle and ask me to do the whole thing whiel she watches me.Â i was just wondering if your kids do puzzles, and at what age do they start doing them independently?Â thanks!!

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3.1.: Re: hello

Posted by: "calfo4084@aol.com" calfo4084@aol.com gourmetcookwarecorp

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:23 am (PST)

Hi very glad you have joined this group. I am from the USA. How far away
are you. Have a blessed New Year. Sincerely, Calf4084@aol.com

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4.: food to five months old baby

Posted by: "Banumathi" mathimsw1@yahoo.com mathimsw1

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:24 am (PST)

Hi

I am Banu,Now my son is five months old,I am not yet start the solid food,is it correct time to give solid food and what type of solid food i introduce first .Please help me

Regards
Banu

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5a.: Re: article

Posted by: "5kidswdisabilities@gmail.com" 5kidswdisabilities@gmail.com fivekidswdisabilities

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:25 am (PST)

I am so sorry...I didn't realize that people had to register to open my
article on Exceptional Parent. Instead, I have included it as the first
article on my blog at http://5kidswdisabilities.wordpress.com
Thanks! Lindsey

On Dec 28, 2009 8:03pm, 5kidswdisabilities@gmail.com wrote:
> I am so excited that an article I've written has appeared in Exceptional
> Parent Magazine!!!
> http://www.eparent.com/main_channels_family_community/Raising_5_Kids_With_Disabilities_and_Remaining_Sane_Blog.asp
> Lindsey Petersen

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6.: charades

Posted by: "sarika8282" sarika8282@yahoo.com sarika8282

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:25 am (PST)

i'm looking for some ideas for words or phrases for charades. we plan to play on new years eve. there will be kids and adults, although i imagine the adults will do most of the guessing. when it's a kid's turn, it would be nice to have a list for the kids to act out.

i've been looking on the internet and i only see movies, books, celebrities, etc. i was looking for more general things, like "sky" or "mountain." we have a wide range of people at the party, and movies or books won't work well.

thanks!!

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7a.: Re: Christmas Greetings Thanks

Posted by: "calfo4084@aol.com" calfo4084@aol.com gourmetcookwarecorp

Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:26 am (PST)

Your Christmas greeting was so very beautiful. Yes we all shoud pray for
our children and world peace. We should all love one another., no matter
where we are. God bless you and your family.. I am a grandmother, and have
beautiful grandchildren. Tell me about you. Love Kay.

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