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I haven't been on the boards in a really really really long time so I am stopping in to say hi to everyone and give an update on my life.

School is a lot of work and a lot of hard work and homework, but i really like my classes this year and they are all really fun. I have less than 2 weeks before my AP testing starts but in 2 weeks from friday i will be done with AP tests.

I have been in and out of the hospital for a couple months, i had a stomach ulcer in march and they are finally getting my GERD under control and same with my allergies.

Overall life is good, lots of giants games and getting autographs and such.

just stopping in quickly to say hi!


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Hi Molly, good to hear from you! I am glad you are enjoying school, even though it is a lot of hard work. I hope that your health will improve, too.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Molly,

Haven't seen you in awhile. I hope you are feeling much better. Its good to hear things are coming under control. Wow you do seem so busy. Nice to see you again.

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Hi Molly!!

Sorry to hear about your stomach ulcers (ouch :( )

Hope all your school tests go ok

It's good to hear from you!! :)

jerseyangel Proficient

Hi Molly :)

Nice to hear from you! Sorry about the ulcers and the hospital visits--I'm glad to hear that they're getting it all under control.

Take care and enjoy the summer B)

AndreaB Contributor

Hi Molly!

Hope all is straightened out with your health.:(

A big sigh of relief for you after the AP tests and then you can enjoy your summer.

flagbabyds Collaborator

i added a new picture, from pre-prom party, i'm in orange on the far left.

prom was AMAZING, like really really fun!


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