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To: Ron who wrote (1498)5/25/2010 12:47:41 AM
From: Patricia Trinchero  Respond to of 1564
 
That soap trick is something that many Mexicans use. When I first heard of this method I thought it was some kind of crazy witchcraft thing but it works! Mexicans like to use herbs for spells, etc and I thought it was something from the voodoo side of their culture!

:>)
Pat



To: Ron who wrote (1498)5/25/2010 8:14:17 AM
From: Ken Adams  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1564
 
Thanks Ron. Just by luck I often have a little tonic in the house. Seems to go well with either the gin or vodka, which I also just happen to often have around. <ggg>

The bar of soap idea is weird, isn't it? But, I'd sure give that a shot if cramps started happening again. So far, I've been free of the problem for a couple weeks now.


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