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Oops, more detail

Posted By: scottiegazelle on 2006-01-31
In Reply to: Think I'm going nuts, LOL, please help - scottiegazelle

Subject: Oops, more detail

Went back to my note and duh, there was more context in the last reference. Maybe should go to bed:


"... with PEG placement, currently under the care of speech therapy"


So I guess she actually ran good things together!


 


Thanks again!


SG




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I hit "enter" before I typed anything, sorry.... anyway, the way I'd do it?

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