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Posted by Leland on October 12, 2004 at 16:30:59 from (65.143.146.3):
In Reply to: Dillon and tractors. posted by charlie2pop on October 11, 2004 at 17:51:52:
Just turn him lose and let him grow ,I got a feeling this child won't need much help getting thru life. went to school with a guy that also lost a leg and his parnets done every thing but baby him, we done all the boy things with him football baseball ect and falling out of trees .I know you guys will want to be over protective but just treat him like everyone else and this child will suprise the heck out of you enjoy his life best of wishes.
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