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Old 12-06-2009, 01:26 PM #10
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Thanks Friends for the encouragement and hugs to all of you, for your woes, as well.

DD came today and got my big scooter out of the way, 'cause it's not working, and brought my manual up from the basement.

Remember, DD also has MS, but is in remission, as I was, at her age (39), so I don't know how long, she will be able to help.....I hope the LDN keeps working for her and she stays as stress free as possible. She's on Prozac too..LOL!

I will contact the appropriate worker/fixer tomorrow, for both scooters. What a PITA!!

I'm okie dokie for now, had some lunch and going to take a nap, soon..
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