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Anyone Live In California?


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confusedks Enthusiast

Hey. Im in the process of being diagnosed and wondering if anyone lives in ca. oh, is anybody going to camp in northern ca this summer...camp arayo?? if so, where do you live? :)

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Anonymousgurl Contributor

I live in northern California! Not going to camp though...LoL.

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GeoffCJ Enthusiast

I'm in Sacramento, but I'm not a teen nor am I going to camp!

But I might be able to help with places to go.

Geoff

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Tigger18 Apprentice

hi!

I am going to be a volunteer counselor at the camp this summer! I live in Danville, in the east bay area.

good luck finding people!

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confusedks Enthusiast

Tigger18,

So you're going to be at camp Arayo? What's your name? It is really hard, its like people in LA are too busy to post...lol?! its REALLY rare i see someone on the boards from LA.

Kassandra

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Tigger18 Apprentice

Hi!

I am SO sorry it has taken me SO long to get back to you.....I completely forgort I posted because I rarely do!

Yes, I am volunteering at the Camp, my name is Dana and I am 21.

Anyways good luck at finding people in LA.

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