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believe it or not, I did think about it. I didn't want to get a lock on my young son's bedroom door. he wouldn't be able to get out if there was a fire, and if I went under from smoke inhalation.

 the problem is, Sheri, you question yourself too much!

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  1. Beth was in there, same big bed, and the bungee was velcro. pretty easy to take off.

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  2. gas stove too. nightmare stories back in the day, and I would have been blamed for that too.

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  3. the media sure did number on you, Sheri. yeah. I don't think it really bothered me then. til when? 2006. started drinking beer every day. quit though for about two years, when I had a miraculous comeback. yep yep.

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  4. you gonna have another one, miraculous comeback? too soon to tell.

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  5. you do that, how's Phil gonna be lookin'? ha. well, he'll respect me more.

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  6. probably will never run another race though, done too much damage.

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