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Dearest

Feb 14 2002, 12:44 PM

Update: Jan. 2008

Power Surge has provided you with 14 years of free information, answers to your questions, recommendations, support, prestigious guest experts, articles, newsletters, FAQ's, Ask The Experts and the list goes on and on.

How often I've heard, "Power Surge saved my sanity." "Power Surge gave me back my life." Power Surge showed me I wasn't losing my mind." "Power Surge has been a lifesaver." "I don't know what I'd have done if I hadn't found Power Surge."

The act of giving is so much better than receiving. Although many of you have taken the time to contribute to the "How Are We Doing? board, others gloss over this message and don't contribute.

Please give back something to this community by posting your experiences with Power Surge on the "How Are We Doing?" board.

Donations are GREATLY NEEDED and would be MUCH APPRECIATED to help defray the rising costs of running Power Surge AND keeping Power Surge FREE for all of you and continuing providing you with this excellent resource. You can make your donations here.

Thank you,

Dearest

Lexis

Mar 12 2002, 09:13 AM

I am very new to power surge and still have a long way to go and alot more reading to do.Before I came to power surge I felt like I was so alone in my feelings and horrid symptoms.Power Surge honestly from the bottom of my heart has made me feel so much better, even though I have not posted except to introduce myself I feel so much better about what is happening to my body and I am not alone anymore.I really don't have anyone to talk to about my feelings, my symptoms and my fears, but just from the short time I have been a member on power surge reading and learning I feel deep down that whatever my fear, symptom or feeling there is someone out there feeling the same way.I am so happy to have found power surge because I am not alone and there will always be a shoulder to cry on, someone to lend a hand or a caring person to listen.
Thank you from the heart for power surge and all the wonderful caring ladies going through or been through this change of life.
Lesley.

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