Retrieving BCC addresses from a sent email

I sent a mass-email to all my clients, addressed to myself while the client list is in the BCC field. This is a list that took me some time to collect and update...
Now I want to retrieve that list so I can use in the future, but I can't find it anymore, 'cause finding the sent email, it won't show the list in the BCC field, there's no BCC field showing...
...Is there a way to open my sent mail and retrieve that BCC list?
Thanks!

IT'S SOLVED, thanks to my ISP guy who just came back from vacation (thanks, Brandon!!!):
Open the sent message, then click  View -> Messages -> Raw Source
This will show the full contents of the e-mail, including header information and should show all the recipients, which you can copy and paste (and edit) for future mailing.
BINGO!

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