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Hello Sarah SarahH21
Wow that's your 6th anniversary - as far as I understand it it's either Iron (for strength) or Sweets (for love) or Wood (for stability) - I know - American and English!!
However I think you fit them all, you are strong to get through what you have been through - you are very loving and helpful on the Community and stable, and you stick to your guns.
So here's to you from me - have a great 6th anniversary - I know I have had my bad times but yours have been much worse - so sod the calories - you celebrate girl.
Best wishes to you Sarah and your partner - Brian xx
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That's great news Sarah. xx
Oh bless you, so pleased for you! That's great news Kez!
Sending a millions hugs and a bottle of champagne!! 
Julie xx
Brilliant news. So very happy for you xxx
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