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One thing I vividly remember too was Columbine. Espically now that my son is in HS and seeing all the potential weirdos, it is a scary thought....

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lo:smile:l Thanks! Geez with my memory I would have thought it was Hubert or something like that.

PS- I'm the same age you are. :rolleyes2:

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Gosh ya'll, I'm such a youngin'. The only catastrophic thing I vividly remember is 9/11.

Why, yes you are. You're the same age as my YOUNGEST child. ARRGGGHHH!!!!!!!

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Why won't anyone do your fills? I think that is ridiculous!!!

I don't know the reason but it is so frustrating! I called another Dr. today who is 3 hours away and the same answer, nope! Fill Centers USA are way more expensive than going back to Denver so...

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Yikes Jaime...your a baby!!!

But I am not jealous or anything *wink, wink*

Why, yes you are. You're the same age as my YOUNGEST child. ARRGGGHHH!!!!!!!

Hey, hey, HEY now! I am an only child and am very mature for my age! :thumbup:

I consider myself blessed to be around such distinguished and friendly (if often gassy) women! :rolleyes2:

You guys are awesome! :sleep:

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One thing I vividly remember too was Columbine. Espically now that my son is in HS and seeing all the potential weirdos, it is a scary thought....

Yeah, there is this really creepy teenager that lives across the street. He gives me the willies big time. He looks like one who would do something like that. He was outside when my parents came to let the dogs out when I was in Chicago a few weekends ago, and he gave them the willies also.

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Hey, hey, HEY now! I am an only child and am very mature for my age! :sleep:

I consider myself blessed to be around such distinguished and friendly (if often gassy) women! :rolleyes2:

You guys are awesome! :)

Don't worry, you will be gassy too soon enough!!!!:thumbup: Goes with the territory!!

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Don't worry, you will be gassy too soon enough!!!!:rolleyes2: Goes with the territory!!

Woohoo! Maybe I can finally compete with my husband!! :thumbup:

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Since tomorrow will be our first weigh-in, I just wanted to make sure I have everybody. If I'm missing you, please let me know.

Adorkable Goal: 15 :rolleyes2:

Bahotmomma Goal: 17 :thumbup:

BellaPerdente Goal: 25 :sleep:

Brandymom Goal: 20 :)

Deboregon Goal: 15 :)

DenverGirl Goal: 8 :smile:

Greenchrysalis Goal: 15 :smile:

Lapdancer Goal: 20 :smile:

Lifesaver Goal: 15 :smile:

Lotzasunshine Goal: 20 :smile:

Minidriver Goal: 16 :smile:

Munchkin Goal: 15 :smile:

PrtyAntOvrYt Goal: 28 :smile:

ShelbiCallie Goal: 22 :smile:

Sidann Goal: 19 :smile:

I think you missed me- Bookholder for 15 lbs

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When I had my second fill, Dr. K's medical assist/physician assist did the procedure for me. For the life of me I can't remember his name. Do any of you know what his name is? Thanks!!!:rolleyes2:

I guess you already have the answer to this but he is Tom and he is WONDERFUL. He does all of my fills, I only have had 1 fill with Dr. K and 1 unfill. But I love, love, love Tom.

One thing I vividly remember too was Columbine. Espically now that my son is in HS and seeing all the potential weirdos, it is a scary thought....

Rachael played at Columbine last year and it was erie, walking through the halls and knowing what happened there. We all walked over to the memorial and left flowers.

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      Soooo I am coming to a realization
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