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Old 04-18-2007, 02:31 AM #5
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Welcome 'unpot'! Sorry you have to be here, but it is a friendly, informative place under the circumstances. You sound like you must be doing well so far since you're still working -- and dealing with a little one! I was diagnosed in 1990 and am now spms and use a powerchair all the time. Such is life!

Hope to hear more from you........Judy
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