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[QUOTE="JordyG, post: 2112810, member: 6819"] Yeah, but can she do this (as I cross my eyes and rub my stomach)? Some would say God gives you everything, but the best thing he can give you is a challenge, adversity. It seems to me your daughter was given all she needed to be the great person she is. Nevertheless, when my nephew finished H.S. as a 6 ft forward I told him if I could give him one gift it would be the gift of height. Unfortunately I was unable to provide it. [/QUOTE]
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