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Floating Harbor Syndrome

Floating Harbor Syndrome Support Group

National network. Founded 1999. Provides mutual support and networking for parents of children with Floating Harbor syndrome. Newsletter, literature, phone support and photos of children with FHS.
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Floating Harbor Syndrome Support
1964 Sheffield Rd.
Harmony, NC 28634
Website: http://www.floatingharborsyndromesupport.com
E-mail: littleflock@yadtel.net
Verified: 5/1/2008

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Last Updated: May 27, 2008
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