Yet Another Noob!

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Greetings from a very rural place in the heart of Dixie.  I came across this forum a while back when SDS was sputtering it's last wheezy breaths.  I was also sputtering my last breaths when faced with the realization that I had back up plan, no huge stockpile of meds that I need to function.  Thankfully, I found you all and have been reading these forums for a few weeks now.  I have learned so much and am so appreciative that people take the time to share knowledge, experience and expertise.  It has been an unexpected comfort in dealing with undertreated anxiety - to know I'm not the only one in the boat.   So, thanks to all of you.  I look forward to getting to know you as time goes along.  

 
Welcome Keysa

I love traveling your part of the country.

I'm sure you'll be adding your southern charm to the group.

2E

 
Welcome from another southern gal. This site is full of good people & lots of info. It takes a lot of reading but is well worth it.

 
Welcome to a very helpful and friendy site full of great information and compassionate people. Almost everything anyone has experienced can be found by reading and then more reading.

I love your dog! Looks like he could give Gene Simmons a run for the money.

Enjoy your stay here.

 
I've already learned so much that I am sure will come in handy.  Example - before if I got a LL from customs I would have had a heart attack, a panic attack and called my lawyer.  Now I understand that while it isn't something that anyone wants, it doesn't mean that the SWAT team is on the way  either.  It's also nice to know that there are other people out there who understand irrational anxiety and how a mild mannered middled aged farm wife ends up buying this stuff on the internet.  So, thanks to all.  /default_smile.png

 
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  2. L @ Layne_Cobain: Big league chew was fire and crazy addictive I remember cause like you said it was so soft so always felt like you weren’t chewing on enough until you had the whole pack in your mouth looking like an ole baseball pitcher with a cheek full of chaw
  3. N @ necromedic: It was, indeed, and very soft. Would almost flow through your hands on a hot day.
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