I live with two women. There’s my wife, Mandy, the woman that I first came to know – strong, confident, and independent. Then there’s the other Mandy, the one that makes an appearance now and ...
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Thanks, Jake, for understanding
Joan
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sue
Monday, May 05, 2008 at 09:58 PMGreat Post Jake. I hope it was a pleasant evening with whichever Mandy was there.
All the best, sue
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My husband has to deal with two of me, as well. The normal one and the limp noodle one. Fatigue is my worst symptom, and he has adapted so well. Thanks to you and all the caregivers who act as Human Canes for us.
Joan (shortinthecord.blogspot.com)
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