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Rhonda, it is very cool you managed to stay calm with your neuro.

I am wondering what would have happened if you didn't go for the liberation cause back then he was not into it.
Only thing i know is that we will know better in 5 years as he said, but not because of him.

I am extremely happy you are doing so great and that you are still here, letting us know. Bravo.
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What a great meeting. Here in Poland now, can't wait to write about positive experiences.

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Same here... but I'm not sure about doing the heels thing, though.
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Ha!... well there are ways to reach new heights that may not necessitate the wearing of high heels :D
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magoo wrote:
Thank you for all of the positive feeback!
I have to say it is soooo nice to be able to walk with confidence in heels again. I had to dust them off!


I threw all mine away during one of the bouts of depression :roll:

Which, actually is a good thing, because now I have Murphy's law on my side (you know how you immediately need the stuff that you threw away?)
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Here's hoping Murphy's Law hits you hard on this one, ndwannabe... and all of us, in this regard.
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For sure, best to all of you... and Rhonda/Magoo, love to hear those positive updates!
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Ted, don't rule out new boots . . . guys still have plenty of options in the "heels" department. :-)
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You're right, bluesky... I got a great pair of boots in Arizona that I haven't worn for a while because they're too heavy... maybe I'll starting using them again...

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