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Old 12-08-2009, 02:53 AM #20
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That sounds like an ideal solution, Sally. And a good suggestion that the MS Society provide services/solutions for people in our situation. Even now being in my 60's, I can't imagine living somewhere that houses only "older" senior citizens.
Now that people are being diagnosed earlier, it seems to me that there eventually will be more with the progressive type MS. There are alot of single/divorced/etc. people with this lousy disease who need HELP!!!!
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