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Hello All, I'm relieved, somewhat, to have found YOU. Based on my education and understanding, gained through/of life's trials and tribulations, I believe in participation here being valuable, an excellent option and a wise choice. Leaving the said family member undefined, unless the survey mandates otherwise, is my understanding of the established protocol from the decades of research and individual's contributions to this facet of our existence amongst one another. The conditions which led me here are becoming more prevalent, concerning and wide-spread at an alarming rate.
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Hello 2HpfLNcSntv, I simply wanted to send this message your way to tell you that, as a community, we are here for you, and more than willing to give aid to you whenever possible!
I am quite glad to see that you have found us. I, too, am a recent member, but throughout my short experience within the community, I have found that these people are all kind, caring, and more than ready to offer advice, such as myself.
I wish you well!
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2HpfLNcSntv:
This is a safe place to share. Whats going on? When you are ready to share, we are here to listen.
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