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Yea Jill!!!

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Yay! Thank You, Lord!

:-) Penny

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Yay!

I have a history of brain tumor - a rare and slow-growing type. When the corners of my mouth started to have problems, I looked it up and decided it was cheilitus. So I started to take a daily multivitamin. Either that or by sleeping on my right side (to keep the one by the Thalamus away from it), I've been feeling great. No peeled lips (caused by low-grade fever) and no cheilitus ...

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Jill,

I'm so glad your brain is OK! That's fantastic.

Thanks for letting us know.

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Great news Jill - thanks for sharing!
And congrats on the future grandchild too!

all the best
caya

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Jil,
Unnecessary worry.... I think we all do that as it comes with the territory.

So glad results show your brain is clear... (haaa --- My brain is pretty foggy).
Good night Dr. Google.

Healthy Wishes & Congrats grandma-to-be!
Joanne S

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Susan W. I am so sorry to hear of your shingles diagnosis. I understand it can be quite painful and hope that's not the case with you. Shingles needs to take a long and far away vacation.
Praying for your improvement. Take care.
Joanne S