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She was more upset over not being able to have a cup of tea 
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Hello Gill (Gill H )
I had just sorted the motley crew on the Prostate Group out and was catching up on the action here when DaisyKate's post popped up. Hence the "speedy" reply
To be honest I dip in and out of quite a few groups as a "Champ" and try and keep up to speed with this thread but don't always have a chance. I know my friend Sarah looks in too.
If you do need me for anything my message box is always open - happy to help.
Kind Regards - Brian (aka Speedy 
) xx
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