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To those that wanted berry plants!!!

12 years ago

Due to a Major Surge in the Dh Cancer I will not be digging the Berry plants this spring!! I am Sorry for this but it cannot be helped!!!! Dh's health is much more important right now. Please forgive me for now.. Watch for them this fall! IF things go good for Us. Thanks, Gayla

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apoppyfield
12 years ago
Best wishes to Dh in his treatment. You are right to focus your attention on what really matters.
aquawise
Original Author
12 years ago
Thank you! poppy you are to sweet.
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brockstar3
12 years ago
Praying for you!
karyn1
12 years ago
Gayla I just saw this post. I hope your DH is doing well and is soon in remission.

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