Lost Photoshop CS4 when hard drive died. Is is possible to download it again?

I purchased Photoshop CS4 and InDesign in 2008 as a student as a download. My hardrive recently died so I lost all of my installed software. I purchased these so long ago that I no longer have the e-mail receipt or serial number. Is it possible to somehow download CS4 again so I don't have to pay for PS again?
Thank you in advance!

Hi mogcat,
You can download Adobe CS4 softwares from the direct download links available at : http://prodesigntools.com/download-adobe-cs4-and-cs3-free-trials-here.html
But make sure you follow the important steps mentioned on the page before initiating the download.

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