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  1. blueeyedmanda
    I am doing well, I knew it was coming. I also know he had been suffering so knowing he no longer will be makes me real happy. Plus I know he was ready. He has mentally prepared himself. God will take care of him now.
  2. blueeyedmanda
    Like some of you know already, I work in a hospital with Cancer Patients. I started here 2 years ago. My very first patient I had I was very close with. He and his wife became almost adopted grandparents. They were both the sweetest and most wonderful people you would have ever wanted to meet. Their hearts were huge. He had lung cancer, which he had battled...
  3. blueeyedmanda
    Anyone watch The Office?
  4. blueeyedmanda
    Omg too funny!
  5. blueeyedmanda
    Here's to hoping you don't catch what he has...I do wish I played sick today. It is not shaping up to be very fun at work.
  6. blueeyedmanda
    I laugh when people say it smells so good. At times it smells nice but on the other side of Hershey there is a sewage plant and so if the wind blows the other way.....it is a very retched smell. Hershey is a good place to raise a family though. I am in Harrisburg though. Suburbs of Harrisburg, not city. Hershey is a lot of fun and now they have a...
  7. blueeyedmanda
    Woo-hoo it's Friday!!!! Time to be really crazy!!!
  8. blueeyedmanda
    But what is the reasoning that they do this? It does seem gross.
  9. blueeyedmanda
    Small world huh The Hershey Plant tour is not the same as it was many years ago when they used to go to the actual factory. Now it is a ride you sit in a car and it takes you through a "factory" and shows you the process. It is still neat and it is open year round and does not cost any money. You still get chocolate at the end of the tour....usually a Hershey...
  10. blueeyedmanda
    October 4th and 83 in Harrisburg...not too bad. I am still wearing my sandals.
  11. blueeyedmanda
    Thanks for sharing this. It does sound different and very good.
  12. blueeyedmanda
    Paula, It is so nice to see he has a warm person to come to. I agree with Ursa you should be applauded. I would never let me mom or dad go to a nursing home. I am sure there are nice ones out there...but there will never a be a nice enough one for either of my parents. I would gladly take my parents to my home. It is sad to see how kind and generous...
  13. blueeyedmanda
    Yes so addictive I leave it open and minimized at work and sneak in replies
  14. blueeyedmanda
    Hope you guys enjoy this. When Tequllia was mentioned I had to find this to share Open Original Shared Link
  15. blueeyedmanda
    I am not looking forward to the new law either. I use Wegmans brand gluten free coded products and their company already released a statement about the new law and how there is discrepencies. I think it is going to cause more trouble than good.
  16. blueeyedmanda
    me too! I live not far from Intercourse PA and Blue Ball PA.
  17. blueeyedmanda
    or out-dated plumbing..pipes back then didnt have to worry about tampons as they were not invented yet.
  18. blueeyedmanda
    OMG LOL I would have died though of humilation but it is still funny.
  19. blueeyedmanda
    That was the one thing my mom harped about the most when we lived at home. My sisters and I all used tampons, religously. My moms biggest thing was they are not flushable even if the box says they are.
  20. blueeyedmanda
    For some reason the cardboard always made me feel "dirty" not sure why though.
  21. blueeyedmanda
    I so agree!
  22. blueeyedmanda
    I do love the pearls though although pricey the I like the braided string.
  23. blueeyedmanda
    please explain. Are you talking about a celiac child or a child that just has leukemia?
  24. blueeyedmanda
    This is from the National Bone Marrow Registry and this regards the auto-immune diseases, Open Original Shared Link Open Original Shared Link Scroll down and it says celiac is a no. This is a site from the UK.
  25. blueeyedmanda
    This is correct, I used to be on the Bone Marrow Donor list, and once I got celiac I had to come off. There have been cases when a person got celiac through the transplant.
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