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yktycefrwhhy@yahoo.com - 15 Mar 2006 11:39 GMT

Before I found this solution, I battled asthma the same way you are
doing today - with over-the-counter products, prescription drugs and
uncomfortable devices, hoping against hope that it would disappear one
day.
Unfortunately, I can tell you from experience that those solutions do
not work; all they do is provide relief from some of the symptoms and
can even make them worse. They do attack the source of the problem and
get rid of the asthma itself.
Today, instead of avoiding the things that I love to do in my life, I
break into a great big SMILE because I am now able to travel, swim,
work in my yard, go dancing with my wife, play tennis and even
basketball - anytime I wish! It is such a relief to be able to live my
life to the fullest, without worrying about when the next debilitating
asthma attack will occur!
http://www.seegoul.com/home.php/gkZHGSNZUI

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Bob - 15 Mar 2006 15:15 GMT

>Before I found this solution, I battled asthma the same way you are
>doing today - with over-the-counter products, prescription drugs and
>uncomfortable devices, hoping against hope that it would disappear one
>day.

And you also are interested in making money the "easy way," on the
internet. Juan, it is a mistake, and you will discover this soon.

>Unfortunately, I can tell you from experience that those solutions do
>not work; all they do is provide relief from some of the symptoms and
>can even make them worse.

Very weak Juan. You must do better than this if you are going to
capture a sophisticated audience.

>They do attack the source of the problem and
>get rid of the asthma itself.

Oopsie, first rule of scam marketing:
Avoid Freudian slips.

Now Juan, I challenge you to offer your ebook for free.

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NorthShoreCEO - 15 Mar 2006 17:59 GMT

> Before I found this solution, I battled asthma the same way you
> are
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> asthma attack will occur!
> http://www.seegoul.com/home.php/gkZHGSNZUI

What a coincidence! Before I found a solution, I battled asthma,
too - with over-the-counter products,
prescription drugs and uncomfortable devices, also hoping against
hope that it would disappear one day.

Unfortunately, I never found all the relief I others were getting
from those things, because my asthma was caused by
bacteria. None of those things eliminated the actual cause of
the asthma itself.

Today, instead of avoiding the things that I love to do in my
life because I'm not healthy enough to enjoy them,
I break into a maniacal LAUGH because now that I am able to
travel, swim, work in my yard, go dancing with my husband,
play tennis and basketball anytime I wish, I find I can't! I
just don't have enough money to take off from work in order to
travel, swim, work in my yard.....and I don't have a
husband....and have always been too uncoordinated to play tennis
and even
basketball. It's so disappointing to know that now that I have
the health to enjoy these things, I lack the presence and
income of a spouse in order to enjoy them!

Jim Quinlan and I really need to start charging people for access
to his site, though I suspect we've been blessed in other ways
for
the time we put into helping people without charging them!
www.asthmastory.com

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limey - 15 Mar 2006 20:18 GMT

>What a coincidence! Before I found a solution, I battled asthma,
>too - with over-the-counter products,
>prescription drugs and uncomfortable devices, also hoping against
>hope that it would disappear one day.

>Unfortunately, I never found all the relief I others were getting
>from those things, because my asthma was caused by
>bacteria. None of those things eliminated the actual cause of
>the asthma itself.

>Today, instead of avoiding the things that I love to do in my
>life because I'm not healthy enough to enjoy them,
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>the health to enjoy these things, I lack the presence and
>income of a spouse in order to enjoy them!

It sounds as if the guy is making enough unsupported promises that he
would consider throwing in a spouse and untold riches along with the
deal. Hey, what's an extra empty promise--this is the internet, after
all.

>Jim Quinlan and I really need to start charging people for access
>to his site, though I suspect we've been blessed in other ways
>for the time we put into helping people without charging them!
>www.asthmastory.com

Funny how that works out--there can be justice in the universe....

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NorthShoreCEO - 15 Mar 2006 21:54 GMT

> >What a coincidence! Before I found a solution, I battled
> >asthma,
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> internet, after
> all.

That's right, I forgot! And he's probably over six feet tall and
handsome (like ARoberts).

>>Jim Quinlan and I really need to start charging people for
>>access
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> Funny how that works out--there can be justice in the
> universe....

Karma. Gotta love it!

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