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There are times I can hardly remember what my life was like before I was married to my sweetheart, Jerry Fuller. Other times, it feels as if it has all happened in a blink of an eye. So, as of January 29, 2012, we have arrived at our 40th anniversary. Older, definitely. Wiser, hopefully. Do [...]

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If only I could have seen them, my 1st and 2nd born. Laughing, chatting and loving My 3 boys, my heart, and more. Jimmy, like so many others, has left my life, not my heart. Now with family and friends forever, all never far apart. Jason ever the quiet one, a special place deep in [...]

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On September 16, 2010 our son James Richard would have turned 38 years old. He lived until he was 8 years old, his life short, full of pain and sadness, something a parent never wants to endure. James or Jimmy as we called him, was given tremendous love from both Jerry and I and although [...]

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38 years ago I started having my children; the oldest, Jimmy would be 38 today if he were still alive. Jason is 31 now, which is just as hard to believe. Matthew will be 28 next month and can no longer be called the baby of the family even though he is the youngest. I [...]

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9-16-1972-Today would have been the 37th birthday of our son James Richard. He is missed greatly, thought of often and of course never forgotten. I love you first born son of mine. May your spirit be well where ever you are.

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I don’t mention our first born son, Jimmy, very often, yet I should. Especially today, September 16th, as he would have been 36 years old. Hard to believe that one isn’t it? Jimmy was born mentally retarded, a genetic disposition I wouldn’t find out until years later that was on my side of the family. [...]

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Many people know very little about Fibromyalgia, and even fewer probably know that it has a long list of symptoms. I am among the many I am sure who have this horrid disease, to have a lot of those annoying symptoms. One of the most frustrating symptoms is being hypersensitive and startling easily (jumpiness). If [...]

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