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Any One Wanna Talk To Me...

TeenCeliac

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TeenCeliac Rookie
TeenCeliac
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i have aim and i have an e-mail i wanna talk to more people like me...i'm a 13 yearold girl from sioux falls south dakota...usa... :blink: lol ok well i'm am a fellow celiac disease so feel free to ask questions... :D

my aim is- spongebobfan8888

e-mail is - hunterhalverson@hotmail.com

thanx...if you could tell me yours and talk to be..that would be great...

Hunter :lol:

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flagbabyds
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hi i am 16 and i wouldn't mind talking to other celiac teens my SN is missmolly3001 and my e-mail is celiacmolly08@mac.com

Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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ok so i'm not exactly a teen...i'm 23...holy cow i'm old! but i still feel like i'm the same person i was when i was in high school...so if you're bored and wanna talk, or have questions, feel free to email me :) or visit me at myspace com/stoofers

stef_ray@hotmail.com

Mal Explorer
Mal
Posted

ditto....not a teen REALLY anymore, more like at heart....im turning 21 in 3 days!!!

my AIM sn is : Malibu x Kisses

IM me, im always on

Kassie Apprentice
Kassie
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just sent you an e-mail. hope u get it soon.!

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Liz92 Rookie
Liz92
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My email is tizzy2dance@hotmail.com

~lizzie

num1habsfan Rising Star
num1habsfan
Posted

I'm always on MSN (and AIM when I get the chance).

AIM = num1habsfan

MSN = bahster_98@hotmail.com

I may be 22, but I enjoy trying to help out others, or being that one person who can relate to somethin dealing with Celiac.

Being in school i'm usually not online til after 10 pm (central time) so if any of you stay up that late, that'd be great :lol:;)

~ lisa ~

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Kara B. Newbie
Kara B.
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My e-mail is kbuller_91@hotmail.com

i will definitely check it

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CeliacAlli Apprentice
CeliacAlli
Posted

Why dont you guys all talk on here, so that everyone can be part of the conversation?=]

FaeLD Newbie
FaeLD
Posted

Feel free to hit me up on AIM / MSN. They're in my profile ^^

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