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    300 Codependency and Dysfunctional Family Jokes Hysterical Laughter Sometimes is the Best Medicine

    By Eric Jones

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    "300 Codependency and Dysfunctional Family Jokes Hysterical Laughter Sometimes is the Best Medicine" is a very funny tongue-in-cheek eBook that offers the reader much needed relief from trying to cope with difficult people. I believe everyone is living with or knows someone who is flat out annoying. There are plenty of jokes here for those people. Codependency is a dreaded disease. We take ourselves way too seriously. Many jokes here to poke fun at yourself or someone you know who displays the characteristics of this horrible condition. There is something here for everyone regarding dysfunctional families. I hope you enjoy the eBook. Like I said, the eBook is very tongue-in-cheek and not to be taken seriously. If I offend anyone I sincerely apologize.
    I wish you all the best.
    With kind regards,
    Eric Jones

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    PublisherEric Jones
    Release dateOct 15, 2019
    ISBN9780463223864
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    300 Codependency and Dysfunctional Family Jokes Hysterical Laughter Sometimes is the Best Medicine
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    I love writing, reading, history and I get much enjoyment in helping others. I enjoy baseball and running.

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