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Ewebey

Good luck on your workshop!
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Marisa

Hope your workshop goes well!

It's great that you've put yourself out there. Sorry about some of the reactions you've been getting but it also sounds like you are learning a lot!

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Rach

Good luck with your workshop!

Happy ICLW!!
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Junebug

Good for you for getting out there. I'm not even comfortable talking to my own family and friends about it. Wow! Good Luck!
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Suzy

Good on you for putting yourself out there - I'm no good at doing things like that so I commend you!

niki

Thats awesome you are putting yourself out there to help raise awarness for IF. I wish your workshop much sucess!

HappyICLW!(#64)

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