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14 years 1 month ago #20654 by milly
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It is the morning of Christmas eve here in Australia and as we all know life gets pretty busy for the next few days so I just wanted to wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas.
Over the next couple of days I hope everyone enjoys the time with your family and the you are as blessed as I am.
I also wanted to thank everyone that has helped me over the year with all my questions, rants and problems, you all have made a huge difference in my life and how I how cope with this silly thing called ITP.
My Christmas wish for all on these boards is that you are happy, healthy and that your life is full of dreams, believe in those dreams and strive to make them a reality.
Merry Christmas everyone,:cheer:
There is no practice run in life.

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14 years 1 month ago - 14 years 1 month ago #20661 by meredithjane
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Milly
thank you,
beautifully put.
We are having a very
quiet Christmas Day in our
new home as the kids are all
with the 'outlaws' this year.
Feels rather strange, however we
feel very fortunate & have much to be
thankful for. We will celebrate with locally
grown prawns, oysters, crabs, salad & cherries!
Despite a year of joys, sadness & challenges,
we are happy & reasonably healthy. May you all know
the joy of Christmas & peace in the year ahead.
love mj
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14 years 1 month ago #20663 by CindyL
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Merry Christmas to everyone on these boards. May you all have a safe and happy holiday. Here's hoping we all have high platelets in the new year.
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14 years 1 month ago #20666 by Sandi
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14 years 1 month ago #20701 by milly
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Well Christmas is done and dusted, we had a fantastic day:laugh:
Mj,
Christmas in you new home how exciting,shame your family was with the outlaws but it sounds like it was to be a great day anyway.

To all of you that where getting new arrivals for Christmas (puppies and pets) I hope they are settling in well.
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