Popular wisdom says that it doesn't matter what other people think - but my reputation, credibility and being treated with respect are important to me - and are all negatively affected when people think my illness is not every bit as serious as I say it is.
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- AllRecipes.com
Great recipe website with users submitting and rating recipes. - City of Santee
I live in Santee - Faith Chapel
My church - Lake Jennings Campground
My favorite nearby campground - San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau
San Diego tourism info - Santee weather
Check the weather where I live! - Silent Electric Flyers of San Diego
My flying club where I fly my electric sailplanes - Time-Trial Bike Racing
Time-trial races held on Fiesta Island
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This was when I first started noticing illness issues... - 1996 - Fall