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Sorry, I meant for me. I hate trying to decide whether at the limit of her seat now is when I should change her. I know I can't protect them from everything, but I want I know I did what was best within reason. Is it within reason to buy new seats and keep going rf'g or are the risks (%) so small now, that it's at the point to let God's will take over. I know it's something only I can decide. Bur when I see "rf'g to 2 is 500% safer than to 1, statistically" I know I am within reason to rf to at least 2. I want stats for rf to 3 and to 4, 5. I know longer is better, but that means we are safer rf'g too, but that's not within reason
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