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Good evening Jeffrey, and another warm welcome 
The biopsy sounds awful hon, but Julie's suggestion about sedation could be a viable option? I hope something suitable can be found for you.
Sending hugs xxx
Hello Kezdc16ad
I an just at the end of a week's holiday in The Kingdom of Fife (Ladybank) and was in Edinburgh for the Military Tattoo on Friday night.
I must say it's been a cracking week - it's hardly rained, the sun's been out - the Scots are a fantastic bunch of folk and your Lorne Sausage and Scotch Pies are just amazing.
Kind regards - Brian.
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