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	End Period.

abbysname

5-23-2007 9:54 PM

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5-24-2007 5:32 PM

dfiskey

i thought it had something to do w/ shedding the lining of your uterus that was the important part of actually having a period...but if not- i'll take this pill!

5-29-2007 1:30 PM

ericskiff

I know some people who have debilitating periods, and will gladly jump on this!

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