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groote schuur hospital
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well, i am a schhhwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet girl out here, lol... just a normal person who's living life the way god offers me to...
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SAMJ

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At 3:25pm on February 13, 2010, Ferkhand Mohi-ud-din said…
hey..hw n wr r u?
At 1:15am on January 3, 2010, saraschandra vallabhajosyula said…
hey sup... sorry been a little busy..... how are thing with u?
At 5:22pm on January 1, 2010, ranjan said…
hi...
At 2:29pm on December 24, 2009, Pran said…
Hi,

We are a group of like minded people (friends and colleagues) doing voluntary work in 12 villages of Kurnool. Require help from a few good samaritan doctors for the same.

Please contact@ +91 97319 66880 or jyothirmayee.pola@gmail.com. She would be in Kurnool town this week end if you like to meet.

I can send you all the details of our activities until now if you give me your email Id. Please let us know if any of your colleagues or friends would be interested in participating.

Thanks and Regards,
Praneel


Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person - Mother Teresa
At 5:11pm on December 18, 2009, Ferkhand Mohi-ud-din said…
daz great...wen r u givin me treat den Dr vijz..???
At 7:39pm on December 17, 2009, Satheesh Kumar said…
Hey wat happened to ur profile photo? Half of it is cut. Well,I'm abt to finish my Final Year in Feb. And not much to say abt myself..I'm calm and cool-going Guy with multiple areas of interest apart from my Professional Career.I must tell u this-U look attractive.Thanks for the add. Stay in Touch.....
At 11:35pm on December 12, 2009, Ferkhand Mohi-ud-din said…
wr r u vijz..???long tym no c
At 11:34pm on December 12, 2009, Ferkhand Mohi-ud-din said…
wr r u vijz...long tym no c
At 11:05pm on December 10, 2009, Satheesh Kumar said…
Hi Vijayeta h r u? I'm Satheesh Kumar from Kurnool,India.....abt to finish my MBBS in Feb. I'm interested in professional networking and wud like to have friendship with u.I invite u to view my blog. Hope u find it interesting. The following is the link to my blog.
http://msatheeshkumar.wordpress.com
At 9:41am on December 10, 2009, rocky said…
hi dear vijayeta,howz u doing back there? wish we can be friends n more
 
 

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