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I lost my best friend , protector and someone who was unconditional devoted to me, my beautiful boy Benny ( 7 years German Shepard) unfortunately I am recovering from cancer , he had no chance -this horrific disease-has taken my baby, it was another fight but I cou...Read More
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I see that at the moment I am the only user online but there are 82 guests online. Does that mean there will be an influx of new members ?
Now it is 104!!
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Thought I would start up a discussion about organic produce, does anyone now eat only organic? does anyone have their won organic garden? what are your thoughts on the subject I'd love to hear everyone views.
I would love to eat all organic but money is an issue f...Read More
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How anger effects our Body
Anger affects our body in many ways. When we are angry we often feel stressful, betrayed, hurt, our body is tense and our stomach is in knots. When we feel this way, the world seems to tumble around us and our best friend has packed up an...Read More
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Took Maxi the staffie cross up to the RSPCA for, hopefully, adoption. Got her a month before I was diagnosed, a beautiful, loving affectionate dog. But, typical staffie - thick as a plank. I cant give her the exercise she needs as a young active dog, I cant give he...Read More
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http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/society-and-culture/the-trouble-with-hinch-20110802-1i9nx.html
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Has any male had a sling fitted to improve incontinence?
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There needs to be a forum place in here for the Lunatic Fringe, I would be happy to be a foundation member......
Gallows Humour - I hear/read recently its peculiarly English, and if you dont have much English language then you wont get it. You need to read more th...Read More
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I read the following on another site.
Cancer Cannot:
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shatter hope
kill friendship
cripple love
destroy peace
corrupt faith
supress memories
invade the soul
conquer the spirit
silence courage
steal eternal life
What do you think?
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I am new to this site - joined yesterday. I have spent the last couple of hours trying to negotiate my way through this site.
I have been reading old topics from last year, and am amazed that there are generally so few responses! At times, there have been posts,...Read More
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