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Date Posted: 09:42:28 08/31/09 Mon
Author: fiona j
Subject: I too picked up Outlander during a time when I was plagued with the hormonal rollercoaster...an early menopause for me. We were also experiencing a very difficult and emotional family issue that was at times almost unbearable. These Books helped me navigate through particularly trecherous waters, sometimes as a means of escape and sometimes as a map or a distant sighting of land.
In reply to: Latinlassie 's message, "This one question results in a flood of emotion and words in me that make it hard to identify and organize my thoughts in order to express everything these books have done to me and what effect they have had on my life. So here it goes>>>>>" on 08:22:46 08/31/09 Mon


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[> [> I have 5 children and was joking with a friend of mine that if I had known about Outlander back when I started having kids, I would have named them James, Alexander, Malcolm, MacKenzie (my daughter) and Fraser!! :-) -- Diane Claire, 13:30:43 08/31/09 Mon


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