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Support Group In Enfield, Connecticut

Kat25

By Kat25
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Kat25 Newbie
Kat25
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Hi, I've been wondering in anyone knows of a support group in Enfield CT...I am open to starting one if anyone's interested. You can contact me at kat2584@hotmail.com.

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We're starting a biweekly support group in New Haven. You're welcome to come though it may be too far for you to reasonably drive. Aiming for a start date in December.

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We're starting a biweekly support group in New Haven. You're welcome to come though it may be too far for you to reasonably drive. Aiming for a start date in December.

Thanks for the offer, I was trying to stay around Enfield so I wouldn't have to drive far, but maybe if it doesn't work out I might check it out.

Snow Angel Newbie
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Sinenox, A New Haven Group...Really??...Let me know..i'm 5 min away.

edit: I see it in the meetup area...i'll catch up there.

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mygluten Newbie
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Hi, I've been wondering in anyone knows of a support group in Enfield CT...I am open to starting one if anyone's interested. You can contact me at kat2584@hotmail.com.

I live in Bloomfield, CT. I am interested in joining a support group. Have you started one?

Chris

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