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Old 06-23-2014, 01:30 PM #3
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Welcome susy_81.

Someone will be along to help.
Thank you!!!

My family and I would really like to hear experiences from other people! It has been a very tough period, we look at her and do not recognize her!

It is devastating, it feels like I lost my mum the day of the surgery... nobody ever told us something like this could happen!

She was a very healthy young and bright person, now she needs 24 hours care!

I guess I could have coped better with motor skills or speech problems... and now thinking that the same could happen to me...

looking forward to reading experiences
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