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by: VDP 3RD on Mon, Dec 01 2008
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I,ve had my problem in my early twenties it was very diffcult to be married at twenty-five and not having any children. My doctor had me on depo-testosterone but i got discrouged and stopped use it when my insurance stopped paying for it. sSO I TRY TO KEEP A GOOD LOOK ON LIFE I,VE BEEN HARRASS BY MY FRIENDS ABOUT NOT HAVING ANY CHILDREN SO ” I TRY TO KEEP GOD ! ON MY MIND.”
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