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Old 04-28-2010, 12:13 AM #11
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I am doing better thanks for the hugs!
- hope you are doing well too!
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HI, Sharla,
It is good to hear from you.

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On a happier note, I joined the church choir and I have a solo to sing this Sunday!
I may struggle with numbers but I know how to sing well at least.
Sharla[/QUOTE]

My daughter has learning disabilities too. Pretty bad dysgraphia AND dyscalculia.
But like you she can sing!
That has become her identity.
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I started to write so I could keep a track on my thoughts. This particular Lupus flare has turned my life on its head. Although I am pretty content with this enforced solitude, I have a constant dialogue going on within myself. So I thought I'd write it all down.


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I am glad to hear about this. It just goes to show that we all have gifts in different places.

What songs does she sing?

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