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Date Posted: 12:52:44 04/20/04 Tue
Author: Susan
Author Host/IP: CPE-144-137-201-177.sa.bigpond.net.au / 144.137.201.177
Subject: Re: Everyday (or not so everyday) Happenings!
In reply to: Kylie 's message, "Everyday (or not so everyday) Happenings!" on 06:26:03 04/16/04 Fri

Glad you had a nice visit with your family Kylie. Sorry to hear about your niece not enjoying her swimming trials, but good practice all the same.

Ringworm can be tranferred from child to child with no pet contact needed. Just be careful that the children don't handle McGuinness or China whilst they are infected, as they could pass it onto them. Hope the ringworm is now clearing up.

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