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    OrangeDaisy

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    #70964   2007-09-15 15:51 GMT      
    I bear in mind specifically that my daughter did not have one single mole on her body when she was born....I looked and looked and there were none but now she has quite a few.

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    #70965   2007-09-15 15:59 GMT      
    Same with my daughter, people can obtain moles until they are 20 or so. The only time to be concerned is if it keeps getting bigger, bleeds and has irregular edges.

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    #70966   2007-09-15 15:59 GMT      
    hereditary and you could have them removed

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    #70967   2007-09-15 16:44 GMT      
    half bury yourself in a field and lie still
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