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KateWea
Asked August 2015
Where is the discussion of what is a good day and a bad day?
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Yesterday, 8/23, there was a discussion topic with many responses. Now I can't find it.
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MaggieMarshall
Aug 2015
https://www.agingcare.com/questions/describe-good-day-vs-bad-day-186411.htm
08/24/2015 10:48:16
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assandache7
Aug 2015
Maybe you saw it under discussions:
"My whine moment today" or "The caregiver how are you doing"?
08/24/2015 10:50:47
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Darn Maggie you're good! Lol
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"My whine moment today" or "The caregiver how are you doing"?