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Happy BD EAP

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   no2liberals, on January 10, 2013 at 9:51 pm said:

   At least we had the opportunity to know the young Elvis. Those that didn’t will never understand.
   Wish he had taken better care of himself, though.
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   Beto Ochoa, on January 11, 2013 at 7:45 pm said:

   I don’t know if I related that we lived across the street from Priscilla Beaulieu at Bergstrom AFB. She and my sister were best friends. They were the same age and went through the change together so they are still very close. My sister had her first child, a daughter, named Lisa Marie in December1966 a year and a month before Priscilla had hers.
   That said, we know a lot of the people surrounding the family.
   What killed Elvis and his will to live was his friends, whom he had helped so much and so many times, were beginning to become spoiled and bored. In their boredom, they began to gossip about some of the very personal things they were supposed to keep in confidence. Elvis felt totally betrayed and had nowhere to turn.
   After being prescribed sleep medication and stimulants as a treatment for his depression he lost control of his health.
   Elvis died alone and betrayed and the Jackals still pick his bones today.
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