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Anyone from N.C.?

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I'm new here. Is there anyone out there from N.C.?
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I'm not from North Carolina myself but I was reading your post. I'm having a hard enough time with the few months that have passed for us I can't imagine what it would be like for years. My thoughts and prayers go out to you as well.
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Hi Mike:

I just moved to NC 6 months ago and having a tough time dealing with this alone. My boyfriend is in jail in another state and won't be released for about 5 months. I'm happy to chat with you if you feel like it would help.
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