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An Open Letter to My Family - Page 4
© Cynthia Webber (Jausten)
Page 4
Apr 3, 1998
Suite 101 Fibromyalgia Mailing List For those of you who need a gentle reminder when a new article is posted,
or would like to be notified when a new link is put up, I have developed a
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address and I would be happy to add you. Jausten's JournalFor those who are interested, I have been keeping a daily online journal since April, 1997. Some entries are related to my struggles with fibromyalgia, while others are related to my life in general. If you are interested in reading it, just click on my HOME PAGE link at the top of this page, and I'd appreciate having my guestbook signed so I know that you have visited. Thank you.
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Cynthia, i'm finding it difficult to find my way around this site, read, type and understand where to find the info i'm interested in, i'm interested in your diary and writings but don't know where or ...
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Thank you everyone. Writing that letter wasn't very difficult, but getting my family to change is still very difficult. I guess that part of the problem is that we change, and we can't make other's ...
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Cynthia,I just finished reading the letter to your family. I was diagonosed with Fibromyalgia about 8 months ago. I have been dealing with this for about 5 years now, but in the last year it ha ...
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Dear Cynthia,What a hard-hitting letter and and article. After I got your last message I decided I would come over and check out some of your articles. Well, An open letter to my Family stuck out ...
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Cynthia,Wow, what a letter! I can only imagine the pain and anguish you must have gone through before you got to the point that this letter poured out of you. I am luckier than some in that my hus ...
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