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Old 01-06-2007, 08:20 AM #3
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Thank you Julie. I thought that was the case. I have asked my own Neuro, but he isn't sure what the time line is for NH. I have gone on-line also to the DMV, but have not been successful in getting the correct info.
I am truely blessed that my daughter can drive me to work everyday, and a co-worker who lives right across from the school where we work, goes out of her way to drive me home. I live about 15 mins. away.


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