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ChristiM
Jun '23
@Nurseamber
Thank you for the information Amber!!
Beth B
Jun '23
I need a bone density checkup. Thank you for the reminder!!
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@Lacy Phillips Great commitment Lacy! Making sure you take good care of yourself is the best thing you can do!
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@Lacy Phillips That's right girl. "You do you boo boo" .
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